Tag Archives: VPLEX

EMCWorld day 2

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Ray

Day 2 saw releases for new VMAX  and VPLEX capabilities hinted at yesterday in Joe’s keynote. Namely, VMAX announcements VMAX now supports Native FCoE with 10GbE support now VMAX supports directly FCoE, 10GbE iSCSI and SRDF Enhanced Federated Live Migration … Continue reading →

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EMCWorld news Day1 1st half

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Ray

EMC announced today a couple of new twists on the flash/SSD storage end of the product spectrum.  Specifically, They now support all flash/no-disk storage systems. Apparently they have been getting requests to eliminate disk storage altogether. Probably government IT but … Continue reading →

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VPLEX surfaces at EMCWorld

Posted on May 10, 2010 by Ray

At EMCWorld today Pat Gelsinger  had a pair of VPLEXes flanking him on stage and actively moving VMs from “Boston” to “Hopkinton” data centers.  They showed a demo of moving a bunch of VMs from one to the other with … Continue reading →

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