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IBM Ships 10,000th SVC
Able Body Labor to use IBM storage virtualization solution for lower energy costs, deliver information on demand
November 17, 2007
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ARMONK, N.Y. -- IBM (NYSE:IBM - News) today announced that it has shipped its 10,000th storage virtualization engine -- SAN Volume Controller (SVC) -- to Able Body Labor, a mid-sized business in Florida, who will use SVC to be a differentiator in improving their infrastructure, increasing storage utilization, and at the same time helping to lower energy costs. In just over four years since its introduction, IBM now has 10,000 SAN Volume Controller engines running in more than 3,400 installations.
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