Industry's fastest server connection
Connect virtual machines in seconds to any data center resources and gain the performance benefits of 40 Gbps Ethernet server-to-server throughput. See up to 19X faster vMotion, 12X faster database queries, 30X faster backups.

Fast, highly scalable
Each Private Virtual Interconnect (a software-defined link between two resources) is a standalone network connection with up to 40 Gbps bandwidth to deliver the industry's fastest server connection. Deploy isoated connections without configuring VLANs or consuming IP address space.

Private Virtual Interconnect for isolated connectivity
Connect any virtual machine to any other resource, including virtual machines, virtual appliances, bare-metal servers, networks and storage, anywhere in the data centre. Connect in seconds without network configuration.

Eliminates VLAN exhaustion
The Private Virtual Interconnect does not consume VLANs or Ethernet address space because it does not rely on traditional networking concepts to ensure isolation from other connections. As a result, VLAN exhaustion is no longer an issue.

Investment protection
Xsigo protects your existing network investment by presenting standard Ethernet and Fibre Channel interfaces to your core networks.

Intuitive, single-screen management
Manage all of your I/O connections data centre-wide from a single screen. The Xsigo XMS management interface lets you view Private Virtual Interconnects, virtual machines, virtual switches, physical hosts, and network and storage resources.

Start small and grow
The Xsigo Server Fabric lets you start with a small deployment and grow over time. It works with your existing 1GE, 10GE, and Fibre Channel switching infrastructure, and is interoperable with virtually every X86 server available, including rack and blade-based systems. As you grow, simply add new Xsigo components and connect them to build a fabric.

Integrate virtual appliances to build virtual data centres
Virtual appliances can save you time, money, power and rack space by letting you replace hardware appliances with special-purpose software that runs on virtual machines.