Newedge Deploys Xsigo Virtual I/O
Newedge, a global financial services firm, deploys Xsigo virtual I/O. Watch video

Claus Moldt of Salesforce.com: Fight for the Next Generation Data Center
Claus Moldt of Salesforce.com discusses the fight for the next generation data center at the Xsigo product launch, VMworld 2010. Watch video

John Doerr & Xsigo: Fight for the Next Generation Data Center
John Doerr discusses the fight for the next generation data center at the Xsigo product launch, VMworld 2010. Watch video

Why VMware Uses Xsigo Virtual I/O
Tim Myers, Sr. Architect at VMware, discusses how Xsigo virtual I/O helps VMware meet their performance and availability objectives in both virtual server and VDI environments. Tim also discusses cloud requirements and how Xsigo virtual I/O helps meet these demands with high bandwidth and flexible configuration on live servers. Finally Tim discusses VMware's own experience in three years of Xsigo usage with zero downtime. Watch video

Xsigo Virtual I/O at VMworld 2009
Interview with Faan DeSwardt of VMware regarding use of Xsigo virtual I/O in the VMware booth at VMworld 2009. Watch video

New England Biolabs Deploys Xsigo
Biotech firm New England Biolabs saves $30,000 per IBM BladeCenter with Xsigo virtual I/O. They also added performance while saving power and space. Watch video

Wholesale Electric Selects Xsigo for VMware Deployment
Wholesale Electric, a Houston-based electrical supply company, deploys Xsigo virtual I/O and Compellent storage for a server consolidation project based on VMware. Watch video

Fortify Reduces Server Costs with Xsigo Virtual I/O
Interview with Shashi Dookhee, Director of IT at Fortify Software, an enterprise security software provider. The company deployed Xsigo and VMware in support of software development and a SaaS offering to save cost and gain greater management flexibility. Watch video

Avaya Deploys Xsigo Virtual I/O for Flexibility, Availability
Jay Leone, Lab Manager at Avaya, discusses their Xsigo deployment and how Xsigo virtual I/O and VMware gives them an agile and highly available server infrastructure at far less cost than with conventional I/O. Watch video