HyperConverged Infrastructure
HyperConverged Infrastructure (HCI) is an IT framework that combines computing, storage, networking, and virtualization technology into a single node or stack for modern and traditional workloads.
Simplified HyperConverged Systems
VxRail
VxRail integrated systems are designed with VMware, for VMware, to enhance VMware-enabled organizations' ability to streamline operations and predictably evolve.
VMware
Modernize the data center with HCI that combines a wide range of PowerEdge servers with VMware vSAN™ in a jointly certified, pre-configured solution.
PowerFlex
PowerFlex software-defined platform combines compute and high-performance storage resources to deliver flexibility, elasticity, and simplicity.
Nutanix XC Appliances
XC Plus delivers Nutanix-powered HCI on Dell PowerEdge servers, simplifying hybrid cloud with centralized management, automation, AHV virtualization, and scalable performance.
MS Azure Local
Dell Technologies and Microsoft have partnered to provide solutions that enable hybrid and edge computing applications to be built and managed consistently.
StarWind
Integrate compute, storage, networking, and virtualization into a single turnkey platform that reduces complexity and cost while delivering high availability, strong performance, and proactive management.
Proxmox VE
Leverage a unified platform that brings virtualization, containers, storage, and networking together. Proxmox VE delivers clustering, high availability, and lower licensing costs.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Build your infrastructure on a trusted open-source foundation combining compute, storage, and automation. Red Hat HCI supports mission-critical workloads across hybrid and edge sites.