Server Virtualization continues to grow in EMEA

According to IDC's EMEA Quarterly Server Virtualization Tracker, 33.0% of all new servers shipped in EMEA in the fourth quarter of 2013 (4Q13) were virtualized, a moderate increase from 30.0% in 4Q12. Physical server shipments were flat this quarter, showing only a 0.3% decline year-over-year, totaling 606,400 units. At the same time 200,300 server units were virtualized at the point of initial shipment in 4Q13, which is an annual increase of 9.6%. Virtualization licenses distributed this...

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Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance modernises its storage infrastructure

DataCore’s Software-defined Storage platform enables major government institution to reduce costs, improve business continuity, protect investments and modernise their IT infrastructure.

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Application-aware technology for Colorcon’s virtualised environment

Smart storage helps global pharmaceutical supplier to slash VM deployment by 10X.

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BrightPlanIT joins Gridstor program

Gridstore™ has announced that BrightPlanIT, a privately held New York State Corporation that specialises in bringing best practices in information technology to upper-Mid Market and Enterprise customers worldwide, has joined its industry-leading Accelerate™ Partner Program. The addition of BrightPlanIT adds another key Microsoft partner to the dynamic expansion of Gridstore’s channel network.

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