A hybrid flash array is a solid state storage system that contains a mix of flash memory drives and hard disk drives. Hybrid flash arrays employ form factors and electrical interfaces that are compatible with common hard drive disk bays. This allows for a gradual replacement of spinning hard disks with solid state drives if desired.
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