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Xsigo virtual I/O can dramatically reduce capital and operational costs necessary for server connectivity. By dynamically connecting any server to any network—both Ethernet and Fibre Channel—Xsigo virtual I/O enables a simple, low-cost infrastructure that helps avoid the limitations of cards, cables, and switch ports.

Using Xsigo virtual I/O, connectivity can be moved, added, or changed on demand. Configure up to 64 separate connections per server through a single cable, and manage I/O in software, not hardware. Re-purpose servers or add I/O connections in seconds, not hours.

See Xsigo In Action, Up Close and Personal

Dell Sales Teams can check out Xsigo at the Dell Executive Briefing Center and Dell TechCenter in Round Rock and at Dell's FRS in Las Vegas in the Data Center Virtualization POD - Feb 2010.
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Xsigo E-Seminar Available for Replay

Virtual I/O: Does It Perform With Your Most I/O-Intensive Applications? – Recorded Jan 13, 2010
This Recorded Event is now available to share with Dell Sales Teams and Customers who missed the Live Event.
Click this link or you can review the invite with the embedded links below http://www.eseminarslive.com/c/a/IT-Infrastructure/DellXsigo011310/?partnerref=CL011310XD1


Virtual I/O: Does It Perform With Your Most I/O-Intensive Applications?
Xsigo - The Dell TechCenter Recorded Jan 13, 2010
Duration: 60 Minutes




Join us at this eSeminar to see how virtual I/O works for your most intensive applications and for a look at the operational and cost benefits it provides. Virtual I/O lets you connect any server to any network and any storage device in seconds, entirely under software control. But how does it stack up against traditional I/O - 1G Ethernet, 10G, and Fibre Channel?

If you think you can't virtualize demanding workloads - or if you're just curious about how virtual I/O performs - come look at the data and bring your toughest questions. We'll present the facts, and let you be the judge. Join us!
Xsigo - The Dell TechCenter
Xsigo - The Dell TechCenter Jon Toor
Vice President of Marketing
Xsigo
Xsigo - The Dell TechCenter Scott Hanson
Senior Engineering Consultant
Dell Enterprise Technology Center
Xsigo - The Dell TechCenter Aaron Goldberg
VP, Market Experts Group
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Xsigo at VMworld 2009

Xsigo was a Silver Sponsor at VMworld 2009, where VMware utilized the I/O Capabilities of Xsigo to optimize the VMware® vSphere™ environment in the VMware booth and ran all 52 of the VMware booth demos. See Faan DeSwardt - Senior Technical Marketing Architect for VMware describe the solution.

Jon Toor talks about the buzz around Virtual I/O at VMworld 2009 and how 40 Gbps connectivity is available through a single cable enabling 32 virtual machines on a single 1U server with Fibre Channel and Ethernet capability, available now with Xsigo. Eric Novikoff from PrimaCloud talks about Xsigo I/O as an integral part of their solution in the same video.

Xsigo's Virtual Win – August 31, 2009: virtualization gear from Xsigo Systems is being used in the VMware booth at this week's VMworld tradeshow, which seems like a nice bit of startup bragging rights, considering VMware is the star of VMworld.

Dell PowerSolutions Article

Strategies to Optimize Virtual Machine Connectivity with Xsigo Virtual I/O - by Scott Hanson - Dell Techcenter (download PDF)


Xsigo E-Seminar - $5 Billion in Data Center Savings: Stake Your Claim with Virtual I/O - Recorded July 23, 2009


$5 billion. That’s how much data center managers will overspend on server I/O in 2009. For each server, the cost of connecting to networks and storage can exceed $10,000. And operations costs can double that expense over three years. Hear this webcast and learn how to cut those costs IN HALF. And see how you can get more performance and more management agility at the same time.

Revealed in this eSeminar: Th
e hidden costs of server I/O - Limits on server virtualization imposed by I/O - How I/O restricts server choices
Traditional I/O was designed for static data centers. Inflexible and expensive, it segments resources and limits data center efficiency. Hear this webcast to learn about next-generation virtual I/O solutions from Xsigo and Dell that let you do more with the equipment you have.

Learn how virtual I/O can streamline your server I/O with:
70% fewer cards, cables, and switch ports - 30% less power consumption - 50% less capital expense
See how Xsigo and Dell have worked together to create rack and blade server solutions that let you dynamically configure up to 64 network and storage connections to each server, deliver 20Gbs of bandwidth to each server, and use QoS controls to deliver I/O performance exactly where it is needed. All at 50% less cost than conventional I/O.

Speakers : Jon Toor - Vice President of Marketing - Xsigo; Reza Rooholamini - Director, Global Solutions Engineering - Dell; Salvatore Salamone - Executive Editor, Strategic Content - Ziff Davis Enterprise

Xsigo Blogs

I/O Unplugged - Read the latest conversations about Virtual I/O

Notable Blogs
Analyst Names Three Reasons to Deploy Virtual I/O - posted Oct 27, 2009
  1. Clean the Mess
  2. Get More Bandwidth
  3. Flexibility
Virtual I/O vs. I/O Fabric Technologies - the distinction between “fabric” and “virtual I/O” becomes important. - posted Oct 23, 2009


Three Ways Virtual I/O Helps You Get More from VMware vSphere - posted Oct 16, 2009
  1. Bandwidth
  2. Scalability
  3. Flexibility

Xsigo Hardware Specifications

VP780 I/O Director Data Sheet - downloadable PDF
VP780 I/O Director Specifications - downloadable PDF
IS24 Expansion Switch Specifications - downloadable PDF

Xsigo News & Articles


Xsigo Awards

White Papers & Case Studies



Training Videos



Demonstration

This approximately 10-minute technical overview shows the Xsigo solution in action on Dell™ PowerEdge™ servers utilizing the VMware vSphere virtualization infrastructure.




Dell / Xsigo Engagement Contacts


Contact Title Phone Number E-mail Address Territories
Fred Smith Director of Global Account Sales 415-637-5554 fsmith@xsigo.com Global Dell Relationship
SK Vinod VP of Systems Engineering 408-644-8464 vinod@xsigo.com Global
Kevin O'Hear Senior Systems Engineer 917-855-4231 kohear@xsigo.com East Coast / Fed Gov
Joe Frawley Sales Manager 856-701-9023 jfrawley@xsigo.com Southern NJ South and Federal
Chris Ortiz Inside Sales 408-329-5719 cortiz@xsigo.com East
Kirby Rouser Director of Sales, West Region 415-987-0035 krouser@xsigo.com West Coast, CA and WA
Jim Wang Senior Systems Engineer 408-505-9622 jwang@xsigo.com CA, WA, OR





Scott Sherman Sales Engineer 720-838-3460 ssherman@xsigo.com CO, UT, NV, AZ, ID
Linda Strawser Strategic Account Sales 408-821-0097 lstrawser@xsigo.com Microsoft, EDS, GM, Ford
Bob Gober Xsigo Partner Mgr - Dell 512-723-3311 bob_gober@dell.com Global Xsigo Relationship for Dell


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