All Posts Tagged With: "Egenera"
Egenera Ships PAN vmBuilder Software 2.1
Egenera today announced the general availability of PAN vmBuilder, version 2.1. PAN vmBuilder software seamlessly integrates Citrix XenServer virtual machine management technology, allowing administrators to fully manage virtual and physical server environments unencumbered by the complexities of individual management tools.
11Nov2008 | Robin Wauters | 0 comments | ContinuedEgenera To Offer A Technology Preview Of Its New Capacity-on-Demand Solution at VMworld 2008
Egenera today announced an upcoming technology preview of its capacity-on-demand solution developed jointly with VMware. Recently, Egenera had already picked VMware’s virtualization technology to power its BladeFrame Systems.
28Aug2008 | Robin Wauters | 0 comments | ContinuedFujitsu Siemens Now Shipping PRIMERGY BladeFrame With VMware Infrastructure 3
Fujitsu Siemens Computers recently announced it will be shipping PRIMERGY BladeFrame (powered by Egenera) combined with VMware Infrastructure 3.
26May2008 | Robin Wauters | 1 comment | ContinuedDell Gets Down & Busy With Virtualization
As expected, Dell today announced its broadest lineup of dedicated virtualization solutions ever. More than a dozen new servers, tools, and services aim to simplify the deployment and management of virtualization in enterprises of any size.
7May2008 | Robin Wauters | 1 comment | ContinuedEgenera BladeFrame Systems Now Come With VMware Virtualization
Egenera today announced the general availability of VMware virtualization on Egenera systems with full support from Egenera and its resellers. Under the companies’ original equipment manufacturing (OEM) agreement announced in 2007, customers can purchase VMware Infrastructure 3 with the Egenera BladeFrame system.
14Apr2008 | Robin Wauters | 2 comments | ContinuedEgenera Inks OEM Deal With Dell
Dell has agreed to resell and ship Egenera’s Processing Area Network (PAN) Manager I/O virtualization software on its PowerEdge servers by June of this year. Egenera claims PAN is the epitome of what IDC calls “Virtualization 2.0,” the next step beyond simple VMware-style single server virtualization replete with scalability, faster provisioning, high availability, disaster recovery and resource balancing.
25Mar2008 | Robin Wauters | 1 comment | Continued
