Posts Tagged ‘cloud computing’

3PAR Grows in EMEA Due to Cloud Computing

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

3PAR announced today that, in order to take advantage of the steady growth of the cloud and utility computing markets, it has signed up a new partner and increased its headcount in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) by more than 40%, with a focus on expanding its sales and customer services teams.

“We see 3PAR as the future of storage,” said Rob Christ, Director and Founder of Databasement. “3PAR is one of the leading and most innovative storage companies at this moment, and is well known for delivering unrivalled performance and efficiency. With 3PAR Utility Storage, Databasement is able to offer our customers unique benefits that enhance their cloud computing deployments, such as agility and cost efficiency. Furthermore, 3PAR’s innovative technologies enhance server virtualization with VMware(TM), enabling our service provider, hosting, and integrator customers in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Spain to build virtual datacenters with unmatched advantages.”

“I am proud of what the team has achieved in the past year,” said Pitcher. “The market grows more competitive every day, and yet customers have repeatedly chosen 3PAR over other vendors to help make the most of their storage infrastructures, particularly utility and cloud storage. We believe our success in EMEA to date is a testament to the strength of our value proposition, which is based on delivering resilient infrastructure with the agility to meet rapidly changing business demands, and for up to 50% less than traditional storage.”

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VMware Server Virtualization

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

VMware announced that it has been proclaimed the leader in the Server Virtualization space by the U.S.-based research firm, Gartner Inc.  I love how they announced themselves that they were on top!

Gartner placed VMware in the “Leader” quadrant of its Magic Quadrant, for the company’s contribution toward x86 server virtualization infrastructure.VMware launched its x86 virtualization technology to help programers to run multiple operating systems simultaneously on an x86 computer.

According to IDC, enterprise server cloud computing will grow from an $8.4 billion market in 2010, representing over 600,000 units, to a $12.6 billion market in 2014 with over 1.3 million units. We expect VMware to benefit from this exponential growth with the help of contributions from SpringSource.

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SeaMicro’s New Novel Cloud-Computing Server

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

With 512 Atom processors in a 10u rack mounted unit, SeaMicro is defying not just conventional wisdom of what makes a Web server, but server design as well. Thanks to clever engineering, the company has fit eight server processors into a card smaller than a sheet of paper and hundreds of chips into a space usually occupied by less than a dozen.

The company is coming out of stealth mode to launch its SM10000 server which it claims will reduce power consumption by 75 percent compared to an Intel Xeon-based server of equal computing power thanks to its very low power draw.

Read the full story at Server Watch:
SeaMicro Launches an Atom-Powered Cloud Computing Server

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