Dell to launch cloud computing services with VMware and frontline security

From left to right: Dell Greater China Large Enterprise division solutions and Services general Manager Hui, Frontline Anley founder and chief Executive Officer Wenli, VMware Greater China Region President Song September 8 Afternoon News, information and communication service provider Frontline Anley today announced the collaboration between Dell and VMware, Jointly launched the Cloud exclusive hosting services.　　This service leverages virtualization technology to help SMEs reduce costs, improve productivity and data availability. The service has been pioneered in the Hong Kong market and will then be officially landed in Taiwan. According to IDC, a market-research firm, revenue from global public it cloud services will reach $55.5 billion trillion by 2014, with an annual composite growth rate of 27.4%.　　First-line Anley plans to deploy enterprise-class cloud-exclusive hosting services in its 37 network locations in Greater China over the next two years to upgrade its network, not only to provide bandwidth to customers, but also to provide computer processing capabilities and data storage capabilities. The cloud exclusive hosting service runs on a Dell Blade server with Dell virtualized EqualLogic networked storage solutions and leverages VMware's vsphere to provide the infrastructure, the service platform (IaaS), to respond quickly and flexibly to changing business requirements.　　Cloud Exclusive hosting services are designed for small and medium enterprise users to help them maximize their IT investments by using cloud resources instead of maintaining their own servers, storage, operating systems, and networks. "Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) is still an emerging market in the Greater China region," said Wenli, founder and chief executive officer of the frontline Anley. The cloud-exclusive hosting service frees small and midsize enterprises from the complexities of costly and it maintenance and lays the groundwork for large public and private cloud services deployments. "The adoption of infrastructure, a service platform, can help small and medium-sized enterprises reduce their investment and reduce their management complexity so that they focus on their core business development," said Hui, general manager of large and large enterprise solutions and services at Dell Greater China. "The solution can help customers more efficiently leverage storage, networking, and computing resources to control costs and respond more quickly to business needs," said Song, president of VMware China. "(Conri)