The Dell 400-ANYO is a high-performance enterprise hard drive designed to deliver reliable storage, fast data access, and exceptional durability for modern server and storage environments. With a 1.2TB storage capacity, 10,000 RPM spindle speed, and a high-speed 12Gb/s SAS interface, this drive provides the performance and responsiveness required for mission-critical business applications.

Featuring a 2.5-inch Small Form Factor (SFF) design, the Dell 400-ANYO helps maximize storage density while maintaining excellent performance in space-constrained data centers. Its enterprise-class SAS architecture supports high availability and reliable operation, making it ideal for virtualization, database processing, cloud computing, and other data-intensive workloads.

Engineered for continuous 24x7 operation, the Dell 400-ANYO is optimized for use in Dell PowerEdge servers and enterprise storage systems, delivering the reliability and scalability organizations need to support growing business demands.

Key Features

• Dell Part Number: 400-ANYO
• Storage Capacity: 1.2TB
• Spindle Speed: 10,000 RPM
• Interface: Dual-Port SAS 12Gb/s
• Form Factor: 2.5-inch Small Form Factor (SFF)
• Enterprise-grade reliability and performance
• Optimized for Dell PowerEdge servers and storage arrays
• High-speed data transfer and low-latency access
• Supports RAID and high-availability storage environments
• Ideal for virtualization, databases, and cloud infrastructure
• Designed for continuous 24x7 enterprise operation
• Provides excellent balance of capacity, speed, and reliability

Ideal Applications

• Enterprise Servers
• Data Centers
• Virtualization Environments
• Database Management Systems
• Storage Area Networks (SAN)
• Cloud Computing Platforms
• Business-Critical Applications
• High-Performance RAID Arrays

The Dell 400-ANYO 1.2TB SAS hard drive combines enterprise-class performance, reliability, and storage efficiency, making it an excellent solution for organizations that require dependable, high-speed storage for demanding workloads and mission-critical operations.