Question 1
A financial services client is deploying a new AI-driven fraud detection platform that requires extremely low latency data access for its inference models. The solution must be deployed on-premises due to data residency regulations. The client wants to leverage an OpEx model and requires a platform that can independently scale compute and storage resources to accommodate fluctuating analytical workloads. Which HPE solution should an architect propose?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C
HPE disaggregated HCI (dHCI) is the optimal choice because it allows for the independent scaling of compute and storage, which is a key requirement. HPE Alletra 6000 provides the low-latency NVMe performance needed for AI workloads. Delivering this solution via HPE GreenLake meets the client's preference for an on-premises, OpEx consumption model. SimpliVity scales compute and storage together (hyperconverged), which is not ideal for this use case. A traditional CapEx purchase does not meet the OpEx requirement. HPE Synergy is more focused on composability for a wide variety of workloads, while dHCI is specifically designed for this type of scalable, low-latency environment.