VDI Project Powered by Tegile Systems Pays Dividends for Bank of Stockton

http://www.tegile.com/company/news-and-events/press-release-46

Newark, Calif. – November 19, 2013 – Tegile Systems, the leading provider of flash driven storage arrays for virtualized server and virtual desktop environments, announced today that the Bank of Stockton, with 16 branches in Central California, has deployed hybrid storage arrays from Tegile Systems to power its new virtual desktop infrastructure project.

The 146-year-old company with nearly $2 billion in assets is the oldest bank in California, but the first in its market to pioneer new technologies like electronic banking, Internet banking and mobile banking. Its VDI initiative’s initial rollout included 80 virtualized desktops running VMware View hosted on NetApp arrays. But users experienced slowdowns when branch activity peaked, and the storage performance could not keep up.

The bank chose Tegile over NetApp, HP and Nimble Storage, and installed two Tegile Zebi HA2100EP arrays that leverage the performance of flash storage and the cost and capacity of hard disk drives. Tegile’s Zebi arrays intelligently integrate DRAM, flash and hard disk storage to create an optimized hybrid storage appliance with best in class data protection features and user-friendly interface.

Tegile Systems continues to do well, and it’s interesting to read the success that has been realised by the Bank of Stockton in using their arrays to power their new virtual desktop infrastructure. It’s always interesting to read how end users and organizations are using technology to achieve their business objectives, do check it out.

 

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