VIO is software that runs inside VMware Inc.'s ESXi hypervisor. It offloads virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) swap disk and operating system I/O to flash storage, such as PCI Express cards, local solid-state storage disk, or networked storage solid-state storage controllers.
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Monday, February 25, 2013
GreenBytes launches virtual appliance to reduce storage for VDI
GreenBytes is rolling out a virtual appliance version of its IO Offload Engine hardware device built to store virtual desktop images more efficiently and transmit them faster.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Greenbytes revs IO Offload Engine to spark VDI adoption
Greenbytes Inc. today introduced its virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) IO Offload Engine, built to separate VDI system traffic from data traffic and process that system traffic on an inline appliance.
With the new appliance, Greenbytes is shifting from a storage array vendor to one dedicated to selling systems for VDI, although Michael Robinson, vice president of marketing communications, said Greenbytes will continue to support its GB-X, HA-3000 and Solidarity storage arrays.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
VDI storage system options include flash appliances, bundled stacks
Virtualization has clearly changed the way storage interacts with the rest of the IT environment. First, the rise of virtual machines (VMs) had a big impact on storage. Now virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) adoption is changing the way storage systems are architected and managed.
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