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Vello Updates VellOS

June 10, 2013 |
MENLO PARK, Calif. -- Vello Systems, a leading provider of open, converged networking and software solutions and charter member of the Open Networking Foundation, today announced VellOS 7.0, the first scalable enterprise network OS that redefines how companies can build and manage highly adaptable, reliable and cost-effective IT infrastructure using any mix of networking technologies. VellOS liberates large-enterprise CIOs and their data center teams from the current constraints of expensive, single-vendor-templated conventional networking architectures. These now-ubiquitous architectures have had the unintended consequence of suppressing competitive enterprise market advantage for the better part of a decade.

VellOS turns the model on its head by dramatically simplifying the operational management of compute and storage connectivity across a rich mix of networking technologies – Ethernet, optical and/or hybrid -- from a single, open, vendor-agnostic point of control that can readily adapt to fast-changing business and end-user requirements. Vellos allows customers to “rediscover” technology-driven competitive advantages by decoupling the application/compute, storage and networking domains, thus removing the network as an innovation limiter for successful IT application deployments and initiatives.

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