1. EMC DATA DOMAIN DD640, DD620, AND DD160
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2. Refresh of Entry and Midrange Models
New with Data Domain Operating System (DD OS) 5.1
Current
DD630
DD640
$/GB improved up to 55%
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DD610
DD620
$/GB improved up to 71%
DD140
DD160
$/GB improved up to 77%

3. New DD600 Series Systems DD620 DD640
For midsize enterprise data centers
DD620
Replaces the DD610
Up to 2-times more usable capacity
Up to 1.8-times increase in throughput*
Optional internal expansion
DD640
Replaces the DD630
Up to 3.8-times more usable capacity
Up to 1.6-times increase in throughput*
Optional internal and external expansion
* Using DD Boost

4. DD640 Appliance Up to 3.8-times more capacity than DD630
Up to 1.6 PB logical capacity
Up to 32.2 TB usable capacity
Up to 1.6-times faster than DD630*
Up to 3.4 TB/hr aggregate write throughput
Increased stream counts compared to DD630
Up to 90 backup write and 30 backup read streams
Up to 60 source and 90 destination replication streams
* Using DD Boost

5. DD640 Appliance Features Single socket, quad-core Nehalem processor
Two entry configurations with 8 GB RAM
7x 1 TB HDDs: 3.6 TB usable
12 x 1 TB HDDs: 8.3 TB usable
Field upgrade from 7 HDD to 12 HDD
Optional expanded capacity with 20 GB RAM
One 30 TB ES30 shelf or two 15 TB ES30 shelves*
Available for both 7 HDD and 12 HDD configurations
Up to 32.2 TB usable total system
Three I/O slots for data access connectivity
Up to three dual-port 1 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) network interface cards (NICs), copper or optical
Up to three quad-port 1 GbE NICs, copper
Up to three dual-port 10 GbE NICs, copper/optical
Up to two dual-port 8 Gb Fibre Channel VTL HBAs
Simultaneous use of NICs and VTL cards
* Does not support ES20 shelves

6. DD640 Capacity Expansion Choices
DD640-7TB
Internal Upgrade
External Upgrade
30.2 TB usable
27.5 TB usable
32.2 TB usable
3.6 TB usable
3.6 TB TB = 6.3 TB usable
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DD640-7TB
3.6 TB usable
DD640-12TB
8.3 TB usable

7. Product Comparison Features DD640 DD630 Usable capacity (TB) Internal
8.3
8.4
External
23.9 NA
Logical capacity*
.32 PB–1.6 PB
84 TB–420 TB
Storage density for maximum configuration
1.6 PB in 5U = 320 TB per rack unit
420 TB in 2U = 210 TB per rack unit
Concurrent data streams
Write
90 (20 GB RAM configuration); 20 (8 GB)
20 (8 GB RAM configuration)
Read
30 (20 GB RAM configuration); 16 (8 GB)
16 (8 GB RAM configuration)
Directory replication contexts
Source
60 (20 GB RAM configuration); 30 (8 GB)
30 (8 GB RAM configuration)
Destination
Total streams/contexts
90 (20 GB RAM configuration); 30 (8 GB)
VTL feature maximums
Libraries
64/system
Drives
128/library, 128/system
Processor
Quad-core
Dual-core
Rack units (U = 1.75-inch)
Controller 2U
Maximum configuration
8U (2 shelves)
* Mix of typical enterprise backup data (file systems, databases, , developer files). The low end of capacity range represents a full backup weekly, or monthly or incremental backup daily or weekly, to system capacity. The top end of the range represents full backup daily to system capacity.

8. Product Comparison Features DD640 DD630 Controller weight (lbs) 58 57
Power dissipation (watts)
Controller
500 (12 HDDs)
329 (12 HDDs)
Maximum configuration
735 (with 1 shelf)
Power requirements
100–120/200–240 V~, 50–60 Hz VA
526
362
Power supplies
Dual-redundant, V, hot swap
Dual-redundant, 100–240V, hot swap
Motherboard I/O
Two 1 GbE copper ports
I/O slots
Two low profile, 1 standard profile
Two low profile
I/O options
Dual-port 1 GbE (copper and optical)
Quad-port 1 GbE copper
Dual-port 10 GbE (copper and optical)
Dual-port 8 Gb/s Fibre Channel HBA for Data Domain Virtual Tape Library (DD VTL)
Dual-port 4 Gb/s Fibre Channel HBA for DD VTL
External storage connectivity
Two quad-port SAS HBA NA

9. DD620 Appliance Up to 2-times more capacity than DD610
Up to 415 TB logical capacity
Up to 8.3 TB usable capacity
Up to 1.8-times faster than DD610*
Up to 2.4 TB/hr aggregate write throughput
Increased stream counts compared to DD610
Up to 20 backup write and 16 backup read streams
Up to 30 source and 20 destination replication streams
* Using DD Boost

10. DD620 Appliance Features Single socket, dual-core Xeon processor
Two entry configurations with 8 GB RAM
7x 1 TB HDDs: 3.6 TB usable
12x 1 TB HDDs: 8.3 TB usable
Field upgrade from 7 HDD to 12 HDD
Two I/O slots for data access connectivity
Up to two dual-port 1 GbE NICs, copper or optical
Up to two quad-port 1 GbE NICs, copper
Up to one dual-port 4 Gb Fibre Channel VTL HBA
Simultaneous usage of NIC and VTL cards
Single 1 GB NVRAM card

11. 5x HDDs Internal Upgrade
Capacity Expansion
DD620-7 TB
5x HDDs Internal Upgrade
Maximum with Upgrade
3.6 TB usable
2.7 TB usable
6.3 TB usable
DD TB
8.3 TB usable

12. Product Comparison Features DD620 DD610 Usable capacity (TB) Internal
8.3
3.98
Logical capacity*
83–415 TB
40–195 TB
Storage density for maximum configuration
415 TB in 2U = 207 TB per rack unit
195 TB in 2U = 97 TB per rack unit
Concurrent data streams
Write 20 16
Read 4
Directory replication contexts
Source 30 15
Destination
Total streams/contexts
VTL feature maximums
Libraries
64/system
Drives
128/library, 128/system
Processor
Dual-core
Rack units (U = 1.75-inch)
Controller 2U
Maximum configuration
* Mix of typical enterprise backup data (file systems, databases, , developer files). The low end of capacity range represents a full backup weekly, or monthly or incremental backup daily or weekly, to system capacity. The top end of the range represents full backup daily to system capacity.

13. Product Comparison Features DD620 DD610 Power dissipation (watts)
339 (12 HDDs)
329 (12 HDDs)
Power requirements
100–120/200–240 V~, 50–60 Hz VA
373
362
Power supplies
Dual-redundant, 100–240V, hot swap
Motherboard I/O
Two 1 GbE copper ports
I/O slots
Two low profile
I/O options
Dual-port 1 GbE (copper and optical)
Quad-port 1 GbE copper
Dual-port 4 Gb/s Fibre Channel HBA for DD VTL
External storage connectivity NA

14. DD160 Appliance For small enterprise data centers and remote offices
Replaces the DD140
Up to 4.6X more usable capacity
Up to 2.2X increase in throughput*
Improved value proposition for entry-level Data Domain system**
Lower entry price
Expandable capacity
VTL support
RAID 6 support
Cost-per-gigabyte improved 77 percent
* Using DD Boost
**Compared to DD140

15. DD160 Appliance Up to 4.6-times more capacity than DD140
Up to 195 TB logical capacity
Up to 3.98 TB usable capacity
Up to 2.2-times faster than DD140*
Up to 1.1 TB/hr aggregate write throughput
Support for DD VTL
Same stream counts as DD140
Up to 16 backup write and 4 backup read streams
Up to 15 source and 20 destination replication streams
Data Domain Replicator included in system price
* Using DD Boost

16. DD160 Appliance Features Single socket, dual-core Xeon processor
Two capacity configurations
7x 500 GB HDDs: 1.6 TB usable
12x 500 GB HDDs: 3.98 TB usable
Field upgrade from 7 HDD to 12 HDD
Two I/O slots for data access connectivity
Up to two dual-port 1 GbE NICs, copper or optical
Up to two quad-port 1 GbE NICs, copper
Up to one dual-port 4 Gb Fibre Channel VTL HBA
Simultaneous usage of NIC and VTL cards
Single 1 GB NVRAM card

17. 5x HDDs Internal Upgrade
Capacity Expansion
DD GB
5x HDDs Internal Upgrade
Max with Upgrade
1.6 TB usable
1.3 TB usable
= 2.9 TB usable
DD160-6 TB
3.9 TB usable

18. Product Comparison Features DD160 DD140 Usable capacity (TB) Internal
1.6 TB or 3.98 TB
0.86
Logical capacity*
40 TB–195 TB
9 TB–43 TB
Storage density for maximum configuration
195 TB in 2U = 97.5 TB per rack unit
43 TB in 2U = 21.5 TB per rack unit
Concurrent data streams
Write 16
Read 4
Directory replication contexts
Source 15
Destination 20
Total streams/contexts
VTL feature maximums
Libraries
64/system
Drives
128/library, 128/system
Processor
Dual-core
Rack units (U = 1.75-inch)
Controller 2U
Controller weight (lbs)
7 drives = 49; 12 drives = 57
4 drives = 42
* Mix of typical enterprise backup data (file systems, databases, , developer files). The low end of capacity range represents a full backup weekly or monthly, or incremental backup daily or weekly, to system capacity. The top end of the range represents full backup daily to system capacity.

19. Product Comparison Features DD160 DD140 Power dissipation (watts)
311 (7 HDDs); 339 (12 HDDs)
215 (3 HDDs)
Power requirements
100–120/200–240 V~, 50–60 Hz VA
330 (7 HDDs); 373 (12 HDDs)
228
Power supplies
Dual-redundant, 100–240V, hot swap
Motherboard I/O
Two 1 GbE copper ports
I/O slots
Two low profile
I/O options
Dual-port 1 GbE (copper and optical)
Quad-port 1 GbE copper
Dual-port 4 Gb/s Fibre Channel HBA for DD VTL
External storage connectivity NA

20. DD640 and DD620 Performance Comparison
Sustained high-generation throughput comparisons
Target Replacement System
DD640 Metric
DD670
DD630
DD620
Write performance: DD Boost
.6x
1.6x
1.4x
Write performance: Other*
0.5x to 1.0x
1.5x to 2.0x
1.7x to 2.0x
Read performance: All
0.6x to 0.9x
2.2x to 2.9x
2.2x to 2.7x
Usable capacity
.57x
3.8x
DD620 Metric
DD630
DD610
DD160
Write performance: DD Boost
1.1x
1.8x
2.1x
Write performance: Other*
0.8x to 1.0x
1.5x to 1.7x
1.8x to 2.0x
Read performance: All
0.9x to 1.1x
1.2x to 1.4x
1.4x to 1.5x
Usable capacity
Same 2x
* “Other” means one of the protocols other than DD Boost

21. DD160 Performance Comparison
Sustained high-generation throughput comparisons
Target Replacement System
DD160 Metric
DD620
DD610
DD140
Write performance: DD Boost
0.45x
0.8x
2.2x
Write performance: Other*
0.6x to 0.7x
0.8x to 1.0x
0.9x to 1.1x
Read performance: All
2.6x to 3.0x
Usable capacity
.47x
1.0x
4.6x
* “Other” means one of the protocols other than DD Boost

22. Industry’s Most Scalable Inline Deduplication Systems
Global Deduplication
Array
DD Archiver
DD800
Appliance Series
DD600
Appliance Series
Here’s a look at the latest Data Domain product family, including the recently introduced DD160, DD620, and DD640.
DD160
Appliance
Software options:
DD Boost, DD Virtual Tape Library, DD Replicator, DD Retention Lock, and DD Encryption
DD160
DD620
DD640
DD670
DD860
DD890
Global Deduplication Array
DD Archiver
Speed (DD Boost)
1.1 TB/hr
2.4 TB/hr
3.4 TB/hr
5.4 TB/hr
9.8 TB/hr
14.7 TB/hr
26.3 TB/hr
Speed (other)
667 GB/hr
2.3 TB/hr
3.6 TB/hr
5.1 TB/hr
8.1 TB/hr
10.7 TB/hr
4.3 TB/hr
Logical capacity
40–195 TB
83–415 TB
0.32–1.6 PB
0.6–2.7 PB
1.4–7.1 PB
2.9–14.2 PB
5.7–28.5 PB
Usable capacity
Up to 3.98 TB
Up to 8.3 TB
Up to 32.2 TB
Up to 55.9 TB
Up to 142 TB
Up to 285 TB
Up to 570 TB

23. New: ES30 Expansion Shelf
New ES30 expansion shelf replaces ES20
45 percent less power consumption than ES20
New SAS II interface (6 Gb/s)
Same performance characteristics as ES20
Same usable capacity as ES20
New system bundles and upgrades:
DD640, DD670, DD860, DD890, DD Archiver, Data Domain Global Deduplication Array
Supported as upgrade for EOA systems:*
DD660, DD690, DD880
Requires shelf capacity license
Requires DD OS 5.1
* Mixing ES20 with ES30 requires re-cabling

24. ES30 Expansion Shelf Features
Dual SAS II (6 Gb/s) interfaces per Link Control Card (LCC)
15-drive bays per ES30
Low-profile, one-inch high, 3.5-inch HDDs
2 TB, 7200 rpm, SATA HDD
1 TB, 7200 rpm, SATA HDD
RAID 6 support: 12 data + 2 parity + 1 spare
Uses mini-SAS connectors (same as HBA)
Can be mixed with ES20 on same system
Cannot be mixed with ES20 on same SAS chain
ES30
SAS chain
ES20