"Customers with virtual server environments consistently tell us they have three main requirements -- reduce costs, simplify management, and maximize existing investments," said Barbara Robidoux, Vice President, Enterprise Storage Division at EMC. "The dynamic nature of server virtualization has changed the IT infrastructure. The tools customers use to manage these infrastructures must also change so that customers can achieve maximum impact and benefit of virtualization. These new capabilities continue EMC's clear leadership as the only storage provider delivering key enablers for the data centers -- and private clouds -- of the future, today."
The new offerings will be showcased at VMworld 2009 at the EMC Booth inside the Moscone Center in San Francisco from Aug. 31 to Sept. 3, 2009.
Availability
EMC offers 8Gb/s FC today, and will offer 10Gb/s iSCSI on CLARiiON networked storage systems in the third quarter of 2009 (this is in addition to the current offering of 8Gb/s FC and 10Gb/s iSCSI on Celerra unified storage systems). Virtualization-aware Navisphere Manager and the new version of RecoverPoint are currently available worldwide. Replication Manager will be available in the third quarter of 2009. All solutions are available through EMC, its Velocity2 Program Partners and Velocity2 Authorized Services Network (ASN) Partners. It is also being offered by Dell.
About EMC
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