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SvHCISvHCI

Full-stack hyperconverged infrastructure

SvHCI is the most cost-effective HCI software solution for the edge and SMBs with savings of up to 62% over VMware.

SvSANSvSAN

Simplifying storage at the edge

SvSAN is a 2-node virtual SAN that provides 100% uptime for organizations using VMware and Microsoft hypervisors.

SvKMSSvKMS

Key management for any environment

SvKMS is a flexible and robust encryption key manager for edge, datacenter and cloud environments.

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“Giant Eagle selected StorMagic for increased resiliency and availability to deliver a superior end user experience while providing a highly secure platform.”
Jeff Moore | Senior Manager Enterprise Server | Giant Eagle, Inc.
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“StorMagic’s SvSAN enables us to cost effectively implement simple, 2-server highly available systems with minimal hardware requirements.”
Uwe Fischer | Head of Asset Information Systems | RWE
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“The primary benefit of StorMagic SvSAN is redundant storage and physical space between the servers. We have a very large factory and the servers are in opposite corners of the building – rather than housed in one room, which would be a disaster if there was a fire or an accident.”
Gus Gustafson | Information Systems Manager | Keiser Corporation
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