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Dell Expanding Solutions For VMware EVO: RAIL

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Dell will now ship NexentaConnect and NexentaStor solutions with Dell Engineered Solutions for VMware EVO: RAIL. The company is expanding capabilities of the Dell Engineered Solutions for VMware EVO: RAIL, via two appliances, the virtual Infrastructure Edition –a general-purpose solution which enables customers to scale-out VMware-based virtualized instances, and the VMware Horizon View Edition – A VDI-specific edition which lets customers with VDI deployments.

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