“With a low cost to entry, many CIOs now view the public cloud as the best option for deploying scalable, agile IT infrastructure – while on-premises infrastructure or private clouds require more investment to support mission-critical applications with the highest resiliency and performance,” said Doron Kempel, CEO of SimpliVity. “But SimpliVity changed the equation. Not only does our hyperconverged infrastructure provide the performance, protection, and resiliency enterprises require, we also deliver the agility, elasticity, and efficiency of the public cloud – all at a lower cost than AWS.”
The Evaluator Group’s TCO model forecasts the long-term, cumulative costs between SimpliVity and AWS. The study shows that over a period of 36 months, the SimpliVity total cost of ownership (TCO) for 515 VMs is between 22% and 49% lower than the equivalent AWS options.
“For a decade, offerings like AWS have led the public cloud market by providing easily deployed IT systems that many companies chose over their own data centres. This popularity contributed to the assumption that the cloud was less expensive than an in-house infrastructure. But hyperconvergence is disrupting the status quo,” said Eric Slack, Senior Analyst at the Evaluator Group and co-author of the study.
“Our study shows that, with hyperconvergence, the cost of deploying and operating a high performance, highly resilient, highly scalable IT infrastructure is actually less expensive than the cloud. Hyperconverged companies like SimpliVity have leveled the playing field, so their service provider customers can better compete in this fast-growing market, and enterprises can deploy private clouds that keep data on premises, at a dramatically lower TCO.”
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