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- Thoughts on Nutanix’s New Customer Success Division
- When good enough isn’t
- Is new competition the cure for healthcare IT inefficiency?
- Financial risks of public cloud
- AWS KVM adoption and Nutanix AHV
- Welcome NetApp to HCI(ish)
- Thomas Brown, VCDX #187, is the 21st VCDX to join Nutanix
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- Nick Bowie, VCDX #202, is the 20th VCDX to join Nutanix
- The only thing converged in “converged infrastructure” is the purchase order
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AWS KVM adoption and Nutanix AHV
Nutanix, which strives to bring the best of public cloud to the on-prem data center, has long incorporated AWS innovations as part of its enterprise cloud strategy. Nutanix diverged from the public cloud leader, though, in hypervisor selection and launched … Continue reading
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Tagged AHV, AWS, enterprise cloud, Google Cloud Platform, hypervisor, KVM, nutanix, virtualization, vmware, vSphere
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How Nutanix Acropolis Hypervisor is Causing Organizations to Rethink Virtualization
I wrote a post a few days ago titled, The 7 Reasons Why Acropolis Hypervisor is the Next Generation Hypervisor. You can read it on Nutanix’s web site here. ComputerWeekly came out with their take on the subject the next … Continue reading
Channel Disrupt – my new blog site
I have started a new blog, Channel Disrupt, focused on the massive changes going on inside and outside of the datacenter, and how they’re impacting channel infrastructure partners. If you are part of, or interact with, the IT channel – … Continue reading
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Tagged channel, disruption, EVO:rail, hyper-convergence, nutanix, virtualization, vmware
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