SimpliVity stories - Page 2

SimpliVity experiences exceptional growth in Australia and New Zealand, with increased customer sales and strategic partnerships.

SimpliVity launches new support tiers and services for enterprise applications, including its new proactive support service, OmniWatch.

Ingram Micro is providing SimpliVity's OmniStack with Cisco UCS, enabling partners to capitalise on one of the fastest growing areas of IT.

SimpliVity says its bookings and customer numbers are booming as demand for hyperconverged infrastructure soars and hyperconvergence goes mainstream.

SimpliVity is launching new partner programs and initiatives it says will give partners new opportunities in the booming hyperconvergence space.

SimpliVity's virtual machine (VM) solutions have provided some stiff pricing competition with AWS, according to a new study by The Elevator Group.

SimpliVity strikes a key deal with Westcon to boost its hyperconverged tech presence in booming Asian markets.

SimpliVity joins the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance, setting up an R&D hub to drive innovation in virtualisation.

Lenovo and Nutanix are joining forces to jointly develop, market and sell a family of Lenovo hyper-converged appliances powered by Nutanix software.

SimpliVity has grown sales bookings by 50% – and puts this down to significant customer wins, expanded partnerships and extensive hiring.

Eaton's integrated power management solutions have been validated to operate with SimpliVity’s hyperconverged infrastructure solution.

SimpliVity brings its advanced OmniStack 3.0 Data Virtualisation to New Zealand, offering robust multi-site solutions.

SimpliVity has launched its new OmniStack 3.0 Data Virtualisation Platform - its most ‘robust’ product launch since the company was founded.

Hyperconverged infrastructure solutions are an opportunity for IT leaders to simplify the midmarket data centre, according to a new Gartner report.

The IT Consultancy Group has helped the Credit and Investment Ombudsman achieve vastly improved performance and simplified IT.

Distribution Central thrives with 17% growth in ANZ despite losing NetApp, buoyed by new vendor partnerships and strategic services.

SimpliVity secures USD $175 million in series D funding, propelling its valuation beyond USD $1 billion. Major investors include Waypoint Capital.

Morris says SimpliVity is currently focused on building strong relationships with partners and building the vendor's reputation in the ANZ region.

SimpliVity, a leader in hyperconverged infrastructure, expands into the Asia Pacific and Japan region with help from Distribution Central.