Dell broken industry Unspoken rules virtual age solutions to create efficient enterprises

CNET technology Information Network, April 8, Beijing, China (text/Liangqing): Dell declared war on the closed solution offered by its competitors to its customers and vowed to seize the status of the virtual era.　　Today, Dell in Beijing convened a "virtual era of solutions to achieve your efficient enterprise" strategic launch. At the meeting, Dell's Asia-Pacific and Japan Region Large Enterprises Business Division president, Japanese company president and acting director Jim Merritt pointed out, "Today, enterprise customers face many challenges, such as complex systems, cumbersome management, high costs and other issues." Dell has launched an efficient enterprise solution by helping customers build efficient enterprises, with the three features of open, performance, and cost-effective IT systems, which CIOs expect. "Jim Merritt told CNET Technology information Network," It sounds corny, but it's very challenging to do, and a lot of competitors are just offering one, not being comprehensive. Dell is leading the development of the virtual age, to provide open, high-performance, cost-effective, from handheld devices to the cloud, improve data and IT operations in the efficient response capabilities of the system. "According to Jim Merritt, Dell's new and efficient enterprise solutions include four major areas: intelligent infrastructure, client, storage, server, and network products with embedded management capabilities; second, simplified infrastructure management, end-to-end infrastructure management software; third, simplified application and load management　　And the Forth is intelligent data management. Dell today unveiled a series of virtual-age products and solutions: Smart data management solutions take advantage of Dell's leadership in storage hardware, software, and data management services. Dell's new approach to information management employs the next-generation object depositors, data de-duplication and unified storage technology to upgrade access, availability, and protection to a new level; Full IT operations support from data center to cloud computing-Dell's efficient Enterprise architecture leverages virtualization, application configuration, and automation technology The ability to radically reduce operating costs by providing a flexible business service delivery platform; Recently, Dell announced nine new PowerEdge blades, rack servers, and tower servers that use Intel's new Xeon 5600 "WESTMERE-EP" series processors, and represents Dell's entire two-way PowerEdge server product line. These systems enable customers to achieve up to 69% overall system performance and up to 47% energy efficiency improvements compared to the Dell PowerEdge server with Xeon 5500 processor technology.　　In addition, Dell has launched a new high-performance, high-density PowerEdge solution based on the Intel "Nehalem EX" processor. In addition, Dell today announced a series of enhancements to its smart infrastructure and management products and services to helpHelp customers build a solid foundation for efficient data centers.