Ultraconverge Your Infrastructure with VergeOS
Lower IT Spend by 70% • Simplify IT Operations
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VergeIO
VergeIO
Verge.io at University of Michigan
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See the future of virtualization for nested multi-tenant private clouds.
Migrate virtual machines from VMware to Verge.io virtual data center.
Benefits of VergeIO
With One Software License
VergeIO virtualizes the components you need to run Windows or Linux workloads. It pools compute, network, storage, and GPUs from bare metal servers. Use this global resource pool to create multi-tenant nested virtual data centers or support disparate workloads with performance integrity.
VergeOS:
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3D Scaling: Solves the Scale Problem
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More than VMs: Virtual Data Centers
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Runs Anywhere: Edge, Data Center, or Cloud
Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) has a scaling problem:
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HCI can't scale large for enterprise data centers
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HCI can't scale small for Edge computing
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HCI can't scale vertically to enable complete workload consolidation
Ultraconverged Infrastructure (UCI) Delivers What HCI Can't:
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UCI integrates virtualization, storage, and networking into a single data center operating system, VergeOS.
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With UCI, storage and networking are equal citizens to the hypervisor, not virtual machines (VM) crippled by a virtualization tax.
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UCI’s integration enables clusters of dissimilar hardware to be globally pooled and provisioned via Virtual Data Centers (VDC) for complete workload consolidation while maintaining workload integrity.
VergeOS
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Economical
Reduce capital and operating expenses by up to 70%. Eliminate replacement and migration of storage and network infrastructures; runs for decades, not years.
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Run Anywhere
One simple and powerful data center operating system that runs in the cloud, core data center, or at the edge.
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Easily Scalable
Scales large to hundreds of nodes and petabytes of storage. Scales small to shoebox-sized data centers for Edge Computing. Scales vertically to support a wide variety of workloads.
