What is Virtualization-Aware Storage and Five Reasons Users Need It

Virtualized server environments have made major progress in enabling shared network storage. But even technologies such as VMware’s vStorage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI) come up short in providing enterprise customers with the tools needed to optimize their storage infrastructure. What’s required is a new class of storage array called Virtualization-Aware Storage, according to Tegile Systems.

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MTI receives EMC Velocity best VSPEX partner at the 2013 Global Partner Summit at EMC World

MTI recognised for its implementation of EMC’s next generation virtualised infrastructure solutions.

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Unisys unveils Desktop Virtualization solutions

New Unisys Workspace as a Service solutions enable organizations to build and manage a cost-efficient desktop-virtualization infrastructure and stave off “BYO” chaos.

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BeyondTrust survey reveals virtual insecurity among organizations

As an answer to industry challenges identified in the survey, the company has released Retina Plug-in.

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Innovator, Firefighter, or Ghost?

Cisco global survey reveals insight into IT’s impact on the business.

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Fusion-io announces management changes

Shane Robison named Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.

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Drillinginfo Streamlines Data Management with IBM Storage

Drillinginfo consolidates and increases efficiency of their storage platform utilizing IBM Spectrum Virtualize and Scale.

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