"NetApp and CloudJumper provides a simplified management platform for delivering virtual desktop infrastructure, storage and data management across Microsoft Azure, AWS and Google Cloud with best in class virtual desktop management combined with best in class storage and data services."ĬloudJumper gives customers a simple and secure path to the future by managing current environments – often on-premises or using older technologies such as Remote Desktop Services (RDS) – in addition to the environment the market is moving to – cloud hosted desktops using Windows Virtual Desktops (WVD). "The ability to provide a consistent virtual desktop experience at scale while keeping data available and secure without sacrificing performance has always been important and is especially critical in today's unprecedented environment," said Anthony Lye, senior vice president and general manager of NetApp's Cloud Data Services business unit. As a result of the acquisition, the new NetApp Virtual Desktop Service (VDS) will solve the most challenging problems of virtual desktop services and application management, allowing customers to deploy, manage, monitor and optimize those environments as a total solution from a single company on the public cloud of their choice.
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NetApp appointed Cesar Cernuda as president of NetApp, reporting to George Kurian and leading global go-to-market operations.SUNNYVALE, CA - Ap- NetApp® (NASDAQ: NTAP), the leader in cloud data services, today announced that it acquired CloudJumper, a leading cloud software company in the virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and remote desktop services (RDS) markets. NetApp is expanding its partner-first approach with updates to the Unified Partner Program to complement and align with its partners’ business capabilities and models.
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NetApp is offering 25TB of NetApp Cloud Volumes Service for Google Cloud free of charge for 90 days for IT teams that are addressing the digital fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. NetApp announced a partnership with cnvrg.io, using the cnvrg.io dataset caching tool and NetApp ONTAP AI to deliver an AI and machine language (AI/ML) data science pipeline solution that is streamlined and improves productivity and efficiency. NetApp announced support for HashiCorp Vault Enterprise 1.3, a key manager that complies with Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) and is secure, scalable, and easy to implement for NetApp ONTAP software-based and hardware-based data-at-rest encryption. NetApp and Commvault partnered to create a solution for backing up data with NetApp AFF and NetApp StorageGRID using Commvault software. NetApp and Cleondris expanded partnership to bring to market a disaster recovery experience for NetApp HCI with Cleondris HCI Control Center. NetApp acquired a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) player CloudJumper and launched the new NetApp Virtual Desktop Service, giving customers a simple and secure path to manage current environments alongside their new remote desktop. NetApp acquired Spot to establish leadership in application-driven infrastructure (ADI), offering a portfolio of compute and storage services that monitor and analyze the needs of applications and automatically optimize cloud resources. NetApp announced that NetApp HCI now offers a two-node storage cluster, providing a scalable entry point for customer workloads with the latest release of NetApp Element 12.0 and NetApp HCI 1.8. It adds new interface features, new workloads, and a new customer experience. NetApp announced the release of NetApp Active IQ, which uses artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) to automate the proactive care and optimization of NetApp environments.
Hardware product revenue of $316 million decreased 7 percent as spinning disk solutions continued to decline. Software product revenue of $311 million increased 2 percent driven by an increase in its software-rich all-flash FAS. NetApp achieved growth in largest global enterprise accounts as customers initiated digital transformation and hybrid cloud projects. Total product revenue of $627 million decreased approximately 3 percent. NetApp’s recent acquisitions of Spot, CloudJumper and Talon contributed $44 million of ARR to Public Cloud Services business.
# All-flash array annualized net revenue run rate of $2.3 bn (+34 percent)
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