DDN Powers Breakthroughs in Autonomous Cars at the University of Michigan

Today DDN announced a new data management solution at the University of Michigan that will help support research projects spanning machine learning, transportation, precision health, chemistry, computational flow dynamics, life sciences, physics and public policy.

DDN storage is performance-optimized and able to handle large volumes of data," said ARC-TS director Brock Palen. "We can scale DDN storage capacity in small increments to reduce cost, while maintaining the ability to grow to more than 1,700 drives behind a single pair of controllers and meeting rigorous performance requirements-that's pretty unusual in the industry."

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