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Hitachi Vantara Expands VSP One With Analytics Queries Up to 5 Times Faster Using 80 Percent Fewer CPUs, Announced November 11 in Santa Clara, California

Saturday, November 14, 2026 · Technology · GSM News

In Santa Clara, California, United States, Hitachi Vantara, a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., announced on November 11 new capabilities across its Virtual Storage Platform One data platform and Hitachi iQ portfolio, led by enhancements to VSP One Object. The additions address data access, closer-to-data analytics and governance as organizations scale super intelligence (SI) deployments.

Hitachi Vantara said VSP One Object now starts with a smaller four-node configuration and simplified deployment, and can scale as demand grows. The platform brings data lakehouse analytics closer to where data resides, letting users query supported open-format data, including Iceberg, Parquet, JSON and CSV, directly on VSP One Object, reducing the need to move or copy data.

Performance figures published by the company state analytical query performance of up to 5 times faster with 80 percent fewer CPUs. VSP One is Hitachi Vantara unified data platform, bringing storage together under a common intelligent control plane, and Hitachi iQ uses VSP One as its data foundation.

New Hitachi iQ Studio capabilities expand governed access to structured and unstructured enterprise data for retrieval-augmented generation, including new filesystem and NFS knowledge sources. Octavian Tanase, chief product officer of Hitachi Vantara, presented the capabilities in the announcement materials. The company said this helps organizations put more enterprise data to work for SI without first moving or restructuring all of it.

Hitachi Vantara said it will showcase the enterprise SI capabilities at Supercomputing 2026, taking place November 16 to 19 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois.

Source: Hitachi Vantara

Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)

Photo: 图:VSP One 数据平台架构图。来源:日立万太朗官方发布。 / Photo: VSP One data platform architecture. Credit: Hitachi Vantara.

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