"More and more enterprises are moving to a virtualized infrastructure in order to take advantage of both the business and IT benefits that it affords, such as increased flexibility, faster responsiveness, and lower costs," said Manish Goel, executive vice president of Product Operations for NetApp. "The NetApp Data ONTAP storage platform, thanks to its unique and industry-leading capabilities, has been helping enterprise customers realize their infrastructure goals for several years. However, today's announcement of Data ONTAP 8 builds on this foundation by offering customers the storage solutions and technologies needed for tomorrow's IT-as-a-Service environments."
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Pricing and Availability
All customer pricing for products described in this release is available from NetApp sales or reseller partners. NetApp Data ONTAP 8, the NetApp Performance Acceleration Module II, and the NetApp DS4243 disk shelf are scheduled to be available in September 2009. NetApp Data Motion is scheduled to be available in early 2010.
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