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The entry point into PowerScale, without giving anything up. The Dell PowerScale F210 fits up to four NVMe SSDs in 1U with a 15.36TB QLC option — the same OneFS namespace, protocols and 252-node scaling path as the rest of the family, sized for edge and entry estates.

The Dell PowerScale F210 is the entry point into the current all-flash PowerScale line, a 1U chassis based on the PowerEdge R660 and launched alongside the F710 on OneFS 9.7. Each node carries up to four NVMe all-flash SSDs including a 15.36TB QLC option, scaling raw storage from 8TB to 61TB per node — sized for entry, edge and smaller unstructured data estates rather than bulk capacity. It is node-pool compatible with the F200, so it extends existing clusters directly. The important point is that a small F210 cluster is architecturally the same product as a large F910 one: the same OneFS global namespace, the same protocol set, the same in-line compression and deduplication, and the same path to 252 nodes as the estate grows.