Virtual Iron 'enables cloud computing'
16 Apr 2008
Firms looking to benefit from the use of so-called "cloud computing" could be wise to install Virtual Iron's virtualisation software management system, the company claims.
Chief marketing officer Mike Grandinetti explains that the term refers to the ability for workers at remote locations to "plug in" to a company network, which may enable multiple offices to collaborate on a project via the same data network.
Mr Grandinetti asserts that many small businesses have found cloud computing - also known as utility computing - "far too compelling" to overlook.
He adds that, following improvements in server technology and processor design, the introduction of quad-core systems and the widespread uptake of server virtualisation, cloud computing is now a reality.
The chief marketing officer concludes that many businesses have adopted Virtual Iron as a "core foundational component" in delivering internet-speed access across their entire cloud-based infrastructure.
Virtual Iron recently asserted that, through its certification scheme, it is helping to identify products which "set a new standard" in virtualisation technology.
For further information on Virtual Iron, please click here..
Other News
Power saving 'key for future vendors'
Move to disk backup 'needed due to data growth'
Best in Show award for Intransa
discover more... |
 |
Copyright © Zycko Ltd 2009 - All information correct at time of going live. Registered in England and Wales No.3878046 - Zycko Ltd, The Mallards, South Cerney, Cirencester, GL7 5TQ
Terms of Use | Privacy | Cookie Policy | Site Map | ISO9001 & BS7799 | Global Contact