back to article EMC energizes Star Trek-style matter-phasing warp field coils, emits VxRack Neutrinos

As well as the VxRack 1000, EMC has two more VxRack variants coming: SDDC and Neutrino. VxRack is a hyper-converged, rack-level system for large data centers running scale-out workloads. It slots in EMC VCE's product range underneath Vblocks, which are rack-level converged infrastructure for large data centers running …

  1. RollTide14

    Holy Hell

    How does anyone keep track of all this stuff from EMC? They've officially become the sleazy fake watch salesman on the corner of the street.....just opening that trench coat "whatever you want, I've got you covered...vblock? no? okay how about vspex? no? ok? how about vxrack? no? okay"

    You get the picture.

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: Holy Hell

      I agree. Its like they just divided their engineers up into a half dozen teams and told them "go invent your vision and don't worry if it does pretty much the same thing another team's product does, we'll leave it to marketing to sort out where it fits in our overall product line and strategy"

      Who the heck knows what sort of support you'll get for some of these a few years down the road, if you happen to choose an unpopular solution that gets killed a year after intro like some of their lines have been.

      1. Anonymous Coward
        Anonymous Coward

        Re: Holy Hell

        Doug S. Do you mean Invista, or Atmos or Cloud Tiering Appliance, all of which have excellent continuing roadmaps, not ...

        1. Anonymous Coward
          Anonymous Coward

          Re: Holy Hell

          What ever happened to Viper?

          1. Anonymous Coward
            Anonymous Coward

            Re: Holy Hell

            Wow, EMC has already become DellMart. Our old converged stuff still works great for traditional apps, but this new hyper-conv solution works great for robo and small scale, and this new hyper-conv thing will work better for large scale and new apps. One uses vsan and the other uses scale-io, and one uses both, well since vsan still isn't enterprise i guess. And all this is supposed to make things easier. really. good luck with that

  2. Suricou Raven

    Neutrino.

    Do they pick product names with the aid of a dart board covered in sciency-words?

    Is it really a good idea to name your product after something which is best-known for being near-impossible to observe?

  3. Nuff Said

    The slide deck didn't last long then. Did EMC insist it was taken down in case it made it easier for people to understand what on earth they are doing?

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