Hyper-scalability for virtual machine I/O

Posted by Kenneth van Surksum on on February 23 2009, 11:42 AM with no comments
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With the increasing turbulence in the business environment, the forces driving IT activity and reshaping the data center have intensified. Across the corporate landscape, the mandate for peak operations efficiency now has IT redoubling its focus on slowing—if not reversing—rising labor costs by alleviating management complexity. It also brings into the corporate limelight the problem of rising power consumption costs in the data center.

For today’s savvy CIO, the solution is not that difficult. Fundamental technology trends and sophisticated IT strategies, such as virtualization and IT service management, are converging to create a revolutionary transformation of the data center that essentially solves the problem through emphasizing the management and automation of services within a Virtual Operating Environment (VOE). The challenge for IT is to provide a sufficiently robust physical infrastructure that meets a broader spectrum of concerns that go beyond cost, performance, and backward compatibility.

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