Which of the following key hardware designs are used in OceanStor Pacific 9950?

Question

Options

• AHalf-palm NVMe SSD
• BOptimal bandwidth ratio
• CDedicated backup power
• DHigh-density multi-node

• A
  74% (42)
• B
  18% (10)
• C
  9% (5)

Explanation

Options A and D are correct because the OceanStor Pacific 9950 uses half-palm NVMe SSDs - compact drives roughly half the size of standard NVMe SSDs - which enable extremely high storage density within the chassis, and it employs a high-density multi-node architecture that packs multiple independent nodes into a single enclosure to maximize capacity and throughput per rack unit. These two features work together to define the physical hardware design of the 9950.

Option B (Optimal bandwidth ratio) describes a performance characteristic or design goal, not a specific piece of hardware, so it does not qualify as a key hardware design. Option C (Dedicated backup power) refers to a power protection feature and is not identified as one of the 9950's distinguishing hardware design elements.

Memory tip: Link A and D by thinking "small drives, big density" - the Half-palm SSD makes each drive small, and the multi-node layout makes the overall system dense. Both answers are about packing more into less space.

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