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Bull Information Systems has introduced a bespoke service to help companies build a virtual machine infrastructure in their datacentres. The firm claimed that it can achieve up to a tenfold reduction in the cost and time needed to implement a solution.

Available immediately, myVMBox is a custom solution for each client according to its requirements, using the company’s NovaScale servers, Storeway storage and VMware’s virtualisation platform. Bull became a worldwide Enterprise VMware Authorised Consultant in 2008.

Bull said that its virtualisation centre of expertise evaluates the customer requirements, applying system scoping and best practice when building each myVMBox configuration.

The hardware required is then completely pre-integrated before leaving the factory, cutting the time and cost required to deploy this kind of infrastructure by a factor of 10, according to Bull.

Great news from Bull, I’ll need to read up more, anything the vendors/service providers can do to make virtualization as a platform more accessible, and successful has to be a good thing. At the same time, as end users and vendors, we need to further collaboration on best practice, evolve the processes with the technology and innovate what we can achieve with these new platforms, grid, virtualization and cloud.

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