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SHI Unveils High-Performance, Industrial-Grade Cloud at VMworld 2011

“Organizations have been asking for more than the consumer-grade solutions offered by the myriad of vendors in the cloud space,” says Thai Lee, President and CEO of SHI. “The vast majority of IT managers interested in the benefits of cloud computing—cost savings, business agility, disaster recovery, and right-sizing on demand—don’t want to rebuild all of their applications just to take advantage of enterprise-capable solutions. Today, SHI is introducing the first solution that is a logical, transparent extension of an organization’s infrastructure that doesn’t require replacing existing systems. The SHI Cloud can provision servers, storage, and networking bandwidth to create VMs on demand. Working together with technology from partners including VMware, the SHI Cloud is free to utilize the industry’s best available technology in a truly unique cloud offering to our clients.”

“VMware is pleased that SHI has selected VMware technology to play such a large role in their own Cloud Center, and we are excited that they chose VMworld® 2011 as the venue to announce it,” said Dan Chu, Vice President, Cloud Infrastructure and Services, VMware.

For customers who wish to deploy a “hybrid cloud,” SHI offers Managed Private Cloud to help customers accelerate their private cloud requirements. SHI will place a vCore inside the customer’s data center, manage it remotely, and bill it as a service based on monthly consumption of VMs. Customers can then implement cloud disaster recovery and capacity bursting out to SHI’s Cloud Center, as required.

To understand how robust the SHI Cloud is, you need to dive into the technical specifications of the offerings:

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