As one of the fastest growing segments in the storage industry, more and more organisations are using their server refresh to not only enhance their compute resources but also modernise their storage with a secure, proven hyper-converged infrastructure.
Together, VMware and Intel are enabling IT organisations to realise a digital transformation that delivers IT infrastructure and application services with the speed and agility to support business innovation, all while optimizing TCO and improving resource utilisation.
VMware recently announced that over 10,000 organisations are now leveraging hyper-converged infrastructure powered by VMware vSAN to power their datacenters. Check out this video to see how Discovery, Herbalife and many others are paving the way for a software-defined data center powered by vSAN.
Every week we hear about new, bold companies that have broken from the status quo to realize the benefits of evolving their virtualization environment to HCI with vSAN. Check out our YouTube Storage Channel to hear from organisations such as Whirpool, T-Mobile Czech Republic and CenturyLink. You can also get a complete view of vSAN reference stories here.
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With almost 4,300 employees in the hospital (almost 5,000 employees including subsidiaries), 21 clinics, ten independent clinical departments, seven institutes and a revenue of 350 million euros per annum, the Municipal Hospital in Braunschweig covers almost the entire spectrum of medical care for around 1.2 million people. For some time now, Lower Saxony’s largest hospital […]
Sky, Europe’s leading media brand, wanted to expand into new markets and offer new services to customers to remain at the forefront of the media industry. To increase speed to market without affecting the quality of existing services, the company needed to take a new approach to its IT infrastructure. Sky is the original disruptor. […]
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