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DNS Arrow has bolstered its virtualisation offering by signing a distribution deal with Xsigo.
The partnership with the datacentre input/output (I/O) virtualisation vendor initially covers the UK market, but CRN understands the distributor is looking at a European-wide agreement in the near future.
Under the terms of the deal, DNS Arrow will be launching the product through a certified programme.
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Yuri Pasea, director of access and virtualisation at DNS Arrow, said: “The industry is embracing virtualisation like never before and we are perfectly positioned to meet this demand.”
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