Violin Memory Launches World's Fastest Flash Memory Arrays in Europe and Challenges Industry to Reduce Total Cost of Ownership by 10x
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Violin Memory Launches World's Fastest Flash Memory Arrays in Europe and Challenges Industry to Reduce Total Cost of Ownership by 10x
CAMBERLEY, England, October 19, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
AlwaysOn Company of the Year introduces a new standard in enterprise
storage and pledges to accelerate business-critical applications and deliver
significant cost reductions at IPExpo 2011, Stand D11
Violin Memory [http://www.violin-memory.com ], provider of the world's
fastest and most scalable Memory Arrays, is introducing its 6000 Series
flash Memory Arrays
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/6000-memory-array ] to the European
market today, at IPExpo 2011. The company, launching with European
headquarters in Camberley, UK, is also challenging the industry to
dramatically increase performance and simultaneously see significant Total
Cost of Ownership (TCO) reductions.
Violin is driving a game-changing TCO model within the enterprise with
10x savings as an achievable goal. Its challenge to the market and
enterprise-class customers will demonstrate how new storage solutions can
drastically reduce data storage operating costs, whilst simultaneously
delivering unmatched levels of performance.
The company has outlined a series of questions
[http://info.violin-memory.com/IPExpoLondon2011_Violin-TCO-Challenge.html ]
that enterprises should be asking of their data centers, detailing higher
levels of expectation around bandwidth, capacity, processing time, latency,
cost, utilisation, and storage/carbon footprint. These include:
- 10x improvements to bandwidth and IOPS, 10 million IOPS and
40 GB/sec of bandwidth per industry standard rack
- 10x latency reduction, read and write respond in micro rather
than milliseconds
- applications performing up to 2-5x faster
- up to 10m transactions per second from a single 19" rack
- increased server utilization by 75%
- storage footprint, carbon footprint and power consumption
reductions of 75%-90%
"Violin Memory is entering the European market with something
fundamentally new to say to CIOs about storage performance and economics,"
said Garry Veale, MD EMEA
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/hp-vice-president-garry-veale-joins-violin-memory-as-managing-director-of-its-european-division ]
, at
Violin Memory. "By focusing beyond performance and addressing critical
enterprise requirements such as high availability, serviceability, and cost
of ownership, we aim to demonstrate that the future of storage within the
Global 2000 is Flash Memory Arrays."
Violin's Memory Arrays are changing the data center for companies like
AOL, [http://www.aol.com ] Revlon [http://www.revlon.com ] and Microsoft
[http://www.microsoft.com ] through its patent-pending flash vRAID
technology. This advanced technology was used by IBM [http://www.ibm.com ]
to shatter the existing General Parallel File System (GPFS) world record,
and by HP [http://www.hp.com ] to set new TPC-E and TPC-C industry-leading
server benchmarks.
Don Basile
[http://www.violin-memory.com/company/management-team/#basile ], CEO, (ex
Fusion-io [http://www.fusionio.com ]) and Garry Veale
[http://www.violin-memory.com/company/management-team/#veale ], EMEA MD, will
be present at the IPExpo 2011 to introduce Violin and its new category of
'insanely powerful' Flash technology products.
RELATED LINKS AND CONVERSATIONS
- Follow us on Twitter
[http://twitter.com/#%21/violinmemory ], LinkedIn
[http://www.linkedin.com/company/violin-memory ] and Facebook
[https://www.facebook.com/ViolinMemory ].
- View our "Flash
Forward" video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v01nE72-oc ].
About Violin Memory, Inc.
Violin's Memory Arrays are changing the data center for companies like
AOL, Brand.net, Tagged.com, Oracle, Juniper and HP through its
patent-pending flash vRAID technology. The company was recently named the
AlwaysOn 2011 Company of the Year [http://www.aonetwork.com/node/68298 ], a
Gartner "Cool Vendor"
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/violin-memory-named-cool-vendor-by-leading-analyst-firm ]
and one of Silicon Valley's hottest companies
by Lead411 [http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/03/prweb5197604.htm ].
Furthermore, Violin won two SPIFFY awards
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/violin-memory-wins-two-2011-telecom-council-spiffy-awards ]
and was recognized as one of Storage
Newsletter's "15 Most Promising Startups."
The 6000/3000/3220 Series flash Memory Arrays:
Violin's 6000 Series flash Memory Arrays
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/6000-memory-array ] offer 100%
hot-swap capability and single system/3U enclosure performance in excess of
one million IOPS with 4 GB/sec. of bandwidth. This performance density
allows Violin Memory to deliver over 10 million IOPS and 40 GB/sec. of
bandwidth in an industry standard rack. In addition to the 6000 series of
Flash Memory Arrays Violin has extended the 3000 Series
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/3000-memory-array ] with the addition
of the 3220 [http://www.violin-memory.com/products/3200-memory-array ],
doubling the maximum capacity to 20 terabytes (TB). The new Violin 3000 and
6000 systems provide the highest availability flash Memory Arrays in the
industry without compromising performance.
Violin Memory is pioneering the future of Flash memory in the enterprise
data center with Memory Arrays that accelerate business critical
applications and enable enterprises to virtualize and optimize their IT
infrastructures. Specifically designed for sustained performance with high
reliability, Violin's Memory Arrays scale to hundreds of terabytes and
millions of IOPS with low, spike-free latency. Founded in 2005, Violin
Memory is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information
about Violin Memory products, visit http://www.vmem.com
[http://violin-memory.com ].
Source: Violin Memory
Contact: Clevertouch, Thea Parnell, +44(0)7872-464469, tparnell@clever-touch.com
CAMBERLEY, England, October 19, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
AlwaysOn Company of the Year introduces a new standard in enterprise
storage and pledges to accelerate business-critical applications and deliver
significant cost reductions at IPExpo 2011, Stand D11
Violin Memory [http://www.violin-memory.com ], provider of the world's
fastest and most scalable Memory Arrays, is introducing its 6000 Series
flash Memory Arrays
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/6000-memory-array ] to the European
market today, at IPExpo 2011. The company, launching with European
headquarters in Camberley, UK, is also challenging the industry to
dramatically increase performance and simultaneously see significant Total
Cost of Ownership (TCO) reductions.
Violin is driving a game-changing TCO model within the enterprise with
10x savings as an achievable goal. Its challenge to the market and
enterprise-class customers will demonstrate how new storage solutions can
drastically reduce data storage operating costs, whilst simultaneously
delivering unmatched levels of performance.
The company has outlined a series of questions
[http://info.violin-memory.com/IPExpoLondon2011_Violin-TCO-Challenge.html ]
that enterprises should be asking of their data centers, detailing higher
levels of expectation around bandwidth, capacity, processing time, latency,
cost, utilisation, and storage/carbon footprint. These include:
- 10x improvements to bandwidth and IOPS, 10 million IOPS and
40 GB/sec of bandwidth per industry standard rack
- 10x latency reduction, read and write respond in micro rather
than milliseconds
- applications performing up to 2-5x faster
- up to 10m transactions per second from a single 19" rack
- increased server utilization by 75%
- storage footprint, carbon footprint and power consumption
reductions of 75%-90%
"Violin Memory is entering the European market with something
fundamentally new to say to CIOs about storage performance and economics,"
said Garry Veale, MD EMEA
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/hp-vice-president-garry-veale-joins-violin-memory-as-managing-director-of-its-european-division ]
, at
Violin Memory. "By focusing beyond performance and addressing critical
enterprise requirements such as high availability, serviceability, and cost
of ownership, we aim to demonstrate that the future of storage within the
Global 2000 is Flash Memory Arrays."
Violin's Memory Arrays are changing the data center for companies like
AOL, [http://www.aol.com ] Revlon [http://www.revlon.com ] and Microsoft
[http://www.microsoft.com ] through its patent-pending flash vRAID
technology. This advanced technology was used by IBM [http://www.ibm.com ]
to shatter the existing General Parallel File System (GPFS) world record,
and by HP [http://www.hp.com ] to set new TPC-E and TPC-C industry-leading
server benchmarks.
Don Basile
[http://www.violin-memory.com/company/management-team/#basile ], CEO, (ex
Fusion-io [http://www.fusionio.com ]) and Garry Veale
[http://www.violin-memory.com/company/management-team/#veale ], EMEA MD, will
be present at the IPExpo 2011 to introduce Violin and its new category of
'insanely powerful' Flash technology products.
RELATED LINKS AND CONVERSATIONS
- Follow us on Twitter
[http://twitter.com/#%21/violinmemory ], LinkedIn
[http://www.linkedin.com/company/violin-memory ] and Facebook
[https://www.facebook.com/ViolinMemory ].
- View our "Flash
Forward" video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v01nE72-oc ].
About Violin Memory, Inc.
Violin's Memory Arrays are changing the data center for companies like
AOL, Brand.net, Tagged.com, Oracle, Juniper and HP through its
patent-pending flash vRAID technology. The company was recently named the
AlwaysOn 2011 Company of the Year [http://www.aonetwork.com/node/68298 ], a
Gartner "Cool Vendor"
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/violin-memory-named-cool-vendor-by-leading-analyst-firm ]
and one of Silicon Valley's hottest companies
by Lead411 [http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/03/prweb5197604.htm ].
Furthermore, Violin won two SPIFFY awards
[http://www.violin-memory.com/news/press-releases/violin-memory-wins-two-2011-telecom-council-spiffy-awards ]
and was recognized as one of Storage
Newsletter's "15 Most Promising Startups."
The 6000/3000/3220 Series flash Memory Arrays:
Violin's 6000 Series flash Memory Arrays
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/6000-memory-array ] offer 100%
hot-swap capability and single system/3U enclosure performance in excess of
one million IOPS with 4 GB/sec. of bandwidth. This performance density
allows Violin Memory to deliver over 10 million IOPS and 40 GB/sec. of
bandwidth in an industry standard rack. In addition to the 6000 series of
Flash Memory Arrays Violin has extended the 3000 Series
[http://www.violin-memory.com/products/3000-memory-array ] with the addition
of the 3220 [http://www.violin-memory.com/products/3200-memory-array ],
doubling the maximum capacity to 20 terabytes (TB). The new Violin 3000 and
6000 systems provide the highest availability flash Memory Arrays in the
industry without compromising performance.
Violin Memory is pioneering the future of Flash memory in the enterprise
data center with Memory Arrays that accelerate business critical
applications and enable enterprises to virtualize and optimize their IT
infrastructures. Specifically designed for sustained performance with high
reliability, Violin's Memory Arrays scale to hundreds of terabytes and
millions of IOPS with low, spike-free latency. Founded in 2005, Violin
Memory is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information
about Violin Memory products, visit http://www.vmem.com
[http://violin-memory.com ].
Source: Violin Memory
Contact: Clevertouch, Thea Parnell, +44(0)7872-464469, tparnell@clever-touch.com