Disk arrays, JBODs and storage servers — filtered by form factor, controller processor and drive protocol.
Storage is a protocol-and-tier decision before it is a capacity number: NVMe for the performance tier, SAS for balanced enterprise storage, SATA and high-capacity drives for the cold tier — often layered in the same deployment. This hub locks the catalog to storage arrays and server storage and puts form factor, controller processor and drive protocol on the filter rail.
Listings are live and priced, each with an in-stock or back-ordered badge. Arrays are usually configured to a drive and controller layout, so identify the platform on the grid and send it as a quote — we confirm the build, lead time, country of origin and total.
Storage Arrays & Server Storage in stock at Uniqcli
A live, priced selection filtered to storage arrays. Priced lines carry the live storefront price; every order is screened for TAA country of origin and NDAA §889 status before any payment.
Start with the protocol and tier: NVMe for latency-sensitive databases and virtualization, SAS for balanced enterprise arrays, SATA for capacity and archival.
Match form factor to the rack: a rack-mountable array or JBOD for the data center, versus a compact chassis for smaller sites.
Size raw capacity for usable-after-RAID plus growth — RAID overhead, spares and expansion headroom all eat into the drive count you buy.
Confirm controller redundancy and cache/battery-backup options for any array holding production data.
Plan the host connectivity (SAS, iSCSI, Fibre Channel) to match the servers and fabric it attaches to.
Coordinate rack power and cooling — dense drive shelves draw real power and heat.
Every line is screened for TAA country of origin and NDAA §889 status before it ships on a federal order.
FAQ
Common questions
NVMe, SAS or SATA?
NVMe delivers the lowest latency for databases and virtualization; SAS is the balanced enterprise workhorse; SATA and high-capacity drives serve the cold and archival tier. Many deployments layer all three. Drive protocol is a facet on the grid.
How much raw capacity do I actually need?
Size for usable-after-RAID, not raw: RAID overhead, hot spares and growth headroom all reduce the effective capacity of the drives you buy. Identify the array on the grid and send it as a quote and we'll help work back from usable to raw.
Can you configure the array to a specific drive layout?
Yes — arrays are configured to order. Send the drive count, protocol and controller options with your quote and we return a built-to-spec total with lead time and country-of-origin verification.
Everything here checks out on the hub — priced lines carry the live storefront price, and unpriced lines are added as request-pricing and confirmed by a sales engineer before any payment. Every order is TAA country-of-origin verified and NDAA §889 screened.
