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Marathon Technologies Releases everRun Software

April 30, 2008 by Robin Wauters 1 Comment

We’ve covered the beta launch of Marathon Technologies’ everRun software a little over a month ago, and now the company has officially released the product.

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Customers can download a free 15-day trial of everRun VM. The latest version of Citrix XenServer 4.1 is also available as a trial edition. everRun VM suggested retail pricing is $2000 per server (perpetual license) for customers that have Citrix XenServer Enterprise Edition. everRun VM with Citrix XenServer 4.1 Enterprise Edition is $4500 per server for a perpetual license.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: beta, citrix, Citrix Xen, citrix xenserver, disaster recovery, everRun, everRun VM, everRun VM Lockstep Edition, high availability, Jerald Melnick, Jerry Melnick, Marathon, Marathon Technologies, Microsoft Hyper-V, SAN, virtualisation, virtualization, vmware

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