Hyper-Converged
Agility is a key element to accelerating IT transformation. Hyper-converged Infrastructure (HCI) is a key contributor to enabling agility. That is why HCI is becoming a popular architecture choice, particularly for businesses consolidating infrastructure as part of a hybrid IT strategy to extend compute and storage resources outside the enterprise. At the current adoption rate, HCI could soon become a foundation layer for the next generation of infrastructure at enterprises, midsized companies and remote deployments.
It can be argued that hyper-converged infrastructure is the most disruptive infrastructure product category to have emerged in the last decade. Hyper-converged infrastructure from Dell EMC simplifies IT and delivers transformation for your organization, backed by one-call support and professional services for a vast array of use cases. With enterprise solutions like VXRack and mid-range to SMB options with VXRail, InfiniTech can help your organization prepare for this new disruptive technology.
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Converged Infrastructure
Meeting the rapidly increasing IT needs of end users requires innovation and creativity in the modern data center. Legacy infrastructure architecture is based on siloed designs. It takes time to manage, requires multiple teams to provision and deploy, consumes excessive power, and proves difficult to upgrade.
Converged Infrastructure designs now offer enhancements in speed and efficiency by bringing storage, servers, networking, and management together into a single platform that is simply engineered to work together. With single-pane-of-glass management consoles, single vendor equipment, and reference architectures, IT departments can do more with less. Less time designing and managing complex infrastructure, less capital outlay on equipment, lower managed overhead, and lower operating costs in terms of power and data center footprint.
Dell is sweeping the converged market with its VRTX line of appliances. Read why PowerEdge VRTX was named 2014 Technology of the Year by InfoWorld.