COMPANY Coraid
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CORAID
Growing storage needs, budgetary pressures and the need for greater business agility are driving adoption of public and private clouds. Cloud builders are challenged with meeting customer expectations of scalabil- ity, fl exibility and lower true cost to own (TCO) while remaining competi- tive in a crowded playing fi eld.
A viable cloud deployment requires infrastructure with supe- rior price-performance that is easy to automate and manage, fl exible enough to meet customers’ diverse needs and can scale cost-effective- ly. Traditional scale-up storage is complex, ineffi cient and expensive to scale. Coraid EtherDrive and EtherCloud are tailor-made for the cloud and can help service providers and enterprise private cloud developers take charge of their storage.
Coraid delivers scale-out performance, elastic storage archi- tecture, Ethernet simplicity and complete programmability of storage infrastructure to enable simplicity at scale. Speak to the knowledgable Coraid team at CloudExpo and while you are at the stand attempt to ‘Crack the Safe’ to win £10k.
CORAID AT CLOUD EXPO EUROPE
Coraid will once again be exhibiting at CloudExpo Europe. Visit Coraid on stand #1151 to learn how Coraid is redefi ning storage with the indus- try’s fi rst software-defi ned storage solution.
“Coraid is excited about connecting with European enterprises and service providers that are deploying cloud architectures to talk about their storage needs and challenges. Our technology and product capabilities make Coraid by far the best storage solution for private, public and hybrid clouds. Coraid offers a storage architecture that lever- ages the power of Ethernet and infrastructure programmability to deliver enhanced business agility and lower TCO to cloud builders,” said a spokesperson for the company.
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