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3PAR announced a partnership with Tokyo-based ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation (CTC) to deliver 3PAR Utility Storage products and maintenance services to customers throughout
3PAR Utility Storage was developed to serve as the storage foundation of utility computing. Utility computing enables IT organizations to deliver software and hardware as a service. At the core of utility computing is server and storage virtualization. Highly-virtualized 3PAR Utility Storage was built to support the delivery of enterprise IT as a utility service, to enable cloud computing over the Web, and to facilitate a new generation of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based applications.
Through this partnership, CTC has agreed to sell 3PAR Utility Storage through an expert network of sales and pre-sales engineers across
“3PAR applauds CTC’s recognition of the economic and energy-saving benefits of utility storage,” said David Scott, President and Chief Executive Officer for 3PAR. “CTC is an ideal partner for us given their experience guiding the Japanese market through the adoption of green storage with respect to energy-related datacenter initiatives.”
Under the terms of the agreement, CTC currently offers sales and support of all elements of the 3PAR Utility Storage platform, including 3PAR InServ Storage Server hardware, the 3PAR InForm Operating System, and 3PAR software products. These software products include 3PAR Thin Provisioning—designed to improve capacity utilization, 3PAR Dynamic Optimization—developed to give data mobility across storage tiers, and 3PAR Remote Copy—3PAR’s disaster recovery solution.
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