Everpure (formerly Pure Storage)
All-Flash Storage, Reimagined
Everpure (formerly Pure Storage) delivers all-flash storage through the FlashArray (block), FlashBlade (file/object), and Pure Cloud Block Store (cloud-native) product families. The company rebranded from Pure Storage to Everpure in early 2026, reflecting its shift to an Evergreen-as-a-service consumption model. Pure1 AI provides predictive analytics and autonomous management.
Analyst Findings
3 insights locked · Subscribe for $29/moPure Evergreen model eliminates forklift hardware replacements
Confirmed. In a review of 6 Pure Storage customer environments over 5 years, none performed a traditional forklift replacement. Controllers were upgraded non-disruptively with the array online. This is a genuine architectural differentiator and should be weighted heavily in TCO analysis over 5+ year horizons.
SafeMode snapshots provide true ransomware protection
Confirmed. SafeMode requires a Pure Storage support call to delete protected snapshots — a genuine out-of-band control t...
Pure Storage deduplication ratios make the effective cost competitive with cheaper vendors
Deduplication ratios vary dramatically by workload. Pure typically claims 5:1 or better data reduction. In practice, ana...
Portworx is a mature cloud-native storage platform for Kubernetes
Portworx is capable but operates largely independently from the FlashArray product line. Organizations expecting seamles...
Feature Specifications
Storage Protocol
Performance
Inline, no performance penalty
Management
Autonomous AIOps across entire fleet
Storage-as-a-Service, hardware refreshes included
No downtime for hardware or software upgrades
Cloud
FlashArray in the cloud
Acquired 2020 — cloud-native storage for containers
Software-defined management layer
Security
Vendor-assisted deletion only — ransomware protection
FIPS 140-2 validated
Product Models & SKUs
9 current · 3 legacy · 0 EOL| Model / SKU | Tier | Year | Max Capacity | Max IOPS | Throughput | Software | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current (9) | ||||||||
FlashArray//XL R4 FA-XL170 | Ultra | 2023 | 13 PB effective | 30M | 400 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashArray//X90 R4 FA-X90 | High-end | 2023 | 4.5 PB effective | 15M | 150 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashArray//X70 R4 FA-X70 | Midrange | 2023 | 2 PB effective | 7.5M | 75 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashArray//C80 R3 FA-C80 | Capacity | 2022 | 5 PB effective | 2M | 30 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashArray//C60 R3 FA-C60 | Entry-Capacity | 2022 | 2 PB effective | 750K | 18 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashArray//E FA-E | Entry | 2023 | 1 PB effective | 500K | 15 GB/s | Purity//FA v6.6.3 | Current | |
FlashBlade//S500 FB-S500 | High-end | 2022 | 3 PB usable | N/A | 270 GB/s | Purity//FB v4.4.2 | Current | |
FlashBlade//S200 FB-S200 | Midrange | 2022 | 1 PB usable | N/A | 90 GB/s | Purity//FB v4.4.2 | Current | |
FlashBlade//E FB-E | Entry | 2023 | 576 TB usable | N/A | 16 GB/s | Purity//FB v4.4.2 | Current | |
| Legacy (3) | ||||||||
FlashArray//X R2 FA-X | High-end | 2020 | 2.8 PB effective | 4M | 50 GB/s | Purity//FA ≤ 6.3.4 | Legacy | |
FlashArray//M20 R2 FA-M20 | Entry | 2018 | 1 PB effective | 500K | 10 GB/s | Purity//FA ≤ 5.3.8 | Legacy | |
FlashBlade (original) FB-1 | Legacy | 2016 | 1 PB usable | N/A | 50 GB/s | Purity//FB ≤ 3.3.7 | Legacy | |
Recent News
Deployment Options
FlashArray software running in public cloud
Hardware owned by Pure, consumed as a service
SafeMode snapshots provide logical air-gap
Not FedRAMP authorized
Compliance & Certifications
BAA available
Data-at-rest encryption validated
Integrations
Hypervisor
Cloud
Kubernetes
Backup
Automation
SIEM
ITSM