All About Converged Architecture

Operating in a traditional IT model optimized solely on application workload performance does not result in faster time to market. Traditional enterprise IT is procured and deployed in silos of servers, storage and networking. Connecting...

The days of the massive data center build-outs are quickly coming to an end. Organizations need a new way to unify key resources to deliver more applications, desktops, data and user content. Furthermore, organizations need their data centers to...

There are four different categories of infrastructure: traditional, converged, hyperconverged and composable. Since they form a historical sequence, let’s start at the beginning and work our way up to the present.

While the cloud is a cheap and effective way of hosting certain types of workloads, there are many workloads that you are better off hosting on premises using hardware technologies such as a converged architecture.

IT leaders are under pressure to produce the kind of apps that differentiate their business in the market and drive new sources of revenue. The question is, how do you assemble the resources needed to support app development without carving...

Already we are seeing a number of new devices and applications demanding resources from a modern data center. All of this means greater density, more users and many more Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios. Organizations will gain greater control...

Data utilization and storage consumption in a converged infrastructure are major considerations when deploying virtual workloads. With storage oftentimes being a bottleneck for many deployments, converged storage--especially when combined with...