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GUEST OPINION by Rajesh Ganesan, Vice President at ManageEngine: Faced with perhaps the most disruptive circumstances of their existence, organisations worldwide realised that they had no greater ally than technology in their quest to ensure some sort of work continuity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Enterprise cloud computing vendor Nutanix has overhauled Adelaide Oval’s IT systems in a move aimed at helping to improve business operations and lower costs while reducing the organisation’s carbon footprint.

The jointly-developed VMware Cloud on Dell EMC cloud-like, on-premises infrastructure has moved into its second generation.

Drakes Supermarkets has replaced an ageing IT environment with Nutanix HCI.

Availability specialist Veeam and hyperconverged infrastructure vendor Nutanix have strengthened their ties.

The latest VMware Horizon updates — including the introduction of a hybrid cloud service running in IBM's cloud — are said to reduce the cost and complexity of delivering and managing virtual applications and desktops, while still providing a great user experience.

The Red Bull Formula One racing team has chosen Australian hyperconverged infrastructure provider SimpliVity to refresh its virtualised IT infrastructure on and off the track.

Former Ruckus Wireless managing director Pat Devlin has joined SimpliVity in a newly created role of regional leader for A/NZ to "drive enterprise and mid-market growth and partner success".

Hyperconverged infrastructure vendor Nutanix has made a series of announcements that it will allow its products to run a much wider range of workloads.

New hyperconverged infrastructure products from SimpliVity are intended for remote deployment.

Hyperconverged infrastructure leader, SimpliVity, is beating competitors and winning customers with its simplified, yet ultra-powerful, systems, with chief executive offficer Doron Kempel recently visiting Australia to meet customers and the media.

The latest product in Nutanix's range of hyperconverged systems is aimed at the midmarket.

It has been three decades since the global storage market’s last major transition from tape-based storage to disk-based storage. Now a similar shift is taking place from disk-based storage to flash-based storage and an interesting juncture is expected to play out over the next couple of years as disruptive technologies emerge and become established.

Hyper-converged infrastructure vendor Pivot3 is to acquire hybrid storage supplier NexGen Storage.

New hardware, software and services from Dell are intended to meet the needs of service providers, telecommunications providers and web tech customers that need easily scalable data centres.

New Zealand-based global fisheries group Sealord has ditched traditional hardware based SAN (storage area network) storage for a hyper converged storage solution from Nutanix.

Simplivity's new OmniStack 3.0 virtualisation platform simplifies multi-node and multi-site deployments, provides file-level restoration, and comes with a guarantee that

SimpliVity's hardware accelerator based approach eliminates the need for special-purpose appliances, the company claims.