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Home » Savvis Launches Cloud Data Center Based on VMware vCloud + Cisco UCS

Savvis Launches Cloud Data Center Based on VMware vCloud + Cisco UCS

July 26, 2013
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CenturyLink’s Savvis division announced the global availability of Savvis Cloud Data Center, a virtual data center service built on VMware vCloud Director 5.1 and Cisco’s Unified Data Center technologies.

Savvis Cloud Data Center enables business clients to build software-defined data center services that manage compute capabilities, storage, network connectivity and security operations.

Savvis said VMware vCloud Director 5.1 simplifies workload migration and integration, while standardizing on Cisco’s Unified Computing System (UCS) taps the full potential of virtualization and cloud platforms through total infrastructure abstraction and API-driven automation.

“Businesses are looking to migrate applications hosted on-premise into the cloud using a variety of hybrid solutions,” said Andrew Higginbotham, chief technology officer at Savvis. “Designed for customers who rely on VMware technologies, Savvis Cloud Data Center streamlines extensions into the cloud with easy-to-use familiar interfaces and tools for scaling performance to their needs.”

“Savvis is a partner that understands how to use VMware technologies to help companies build, deploy and manage critical business solutions,” said Dave O’Callaghan, senior vice president of Global Channels and Alliances, VMware. “Cloud Data Center, built on vCloud Director 5.1, can provide businesses with a simple and flexible platform for hybrid cloud delivery that enables control and choice on where to run applications and effective asset protection through true data center extensibility.”

“Savvis has consistently demonstrated its leadership in providing high-value cloud, network and managed hosting services. Cloud Data Center further reinforces this position and our longstanding partnership,” said Giuliano Di Vitantonio, vice president, data center and cloud solutions marketing, Cisco. “The integration of Cisco’s Unified Data Center technologies, such as UCS and Unified Fabric, gives Savvis Cloud Data Center end-users the dynamic infrastructure foundation they need to build, manage and connect public, private and hybrid clouds in a secure and efficient manner.”

http://www.savvis.com/cloud-data-center

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