Pivot3 today announced a new solution for serverless computing based on open source Xen. You can learn more about their solution at http://www.pivot3.com/products/serverless-computing. Ian Pratt was quoted in their release:
“Pivot3 has taken advantage of the openness and high performance of the Xen hypervisor to deliver a powerful new architecture for storage subsystems,†said Ian Pratt, chairman of xen.org. “Xen virtualization is rapidly becoming embedded in all components of enterprise IT architectures, from servers, to storage and network appliances.â€
This solution was named a finalist for the “Best Virtualization Solution†category at the LinuxWorld Product Excellence Awards to be presented at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo® in San Francisco on August 5, 2008.
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