#HyperconvergedInfrastructure: Business Growing, But Industry Shakeout May Be Starting The hyper-converged infrastructure marking is one that is enjoying hyper growth. In June IDC estimated that sales of hyper-converged infrastructure offerings grew 64.7 percent annually during the first quarter of 2017 to reach $665.1 million. At the same time, the hyper-converged infrastructure market may be starting to consolidate. One of the key players, #SimpliVity, was acquired this year by #HewlettPackardEnterprise. And the technology of one of the up-and-comers in the hyper-converged infrastructure business, #Atlantis Computing, was in July acquired by #HiveIO, a New York-based developer of software-defined infrastructure technology. As the industry grows up, CRN here is highlighting 19 new offerings vendors in the space. These devices all integrate at least two IT resources – compute, storage or networking – along with unified management, and which can be used to run general purpose applications. To see what is available, turn the page.
Dell EMC VxRail Appliances
#DellEMC #VxRail appliances, built on Dell EMC #PowerEdge servers, are powered by #VMware #vSAN #softwaredefinedstorage platform and jointly engineered with VMware. VxRail supports a wide range of applications and workloads with single-call support, one-click user upgrades, and integration with existing VMware management solutions.
The latest VxRail appliances 4.5, unveiled in May, offers several new features aimed at simplifying installation and management, including enhanced enterprise deployment features, greater hardware flexibility, and improved interoperability with Dell EMC technologies. VxRail appliances support the latest VMware technologies, including vSphere 6.5 and vSAN 6.6, aimed at helping accelerate flash performance, protect against unauthorized access to data, and enhance protection for stretched clusters.
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