Silver Peak's (Santa Clara, CA) software and infrastructure facilities partner program has been recognized for enhancing data center efficiency, performance and ROI. The company's been named to CRN's 2013 Infrastructure 20 list, which highlights the top infrastructure providers in CRN's 2013 Data Center 100 list. This annual list recognizes "channel-friendly technology vendors that increase data center efficiency in an environmentally and economically friendly manner."
Silver Peak's data acceleration software overcomes the distance, quality and capacity challenges that are inherent in today's wide area networks (WANs). The Silver Peak Champions partner program distributes flexible WAN acceleration solutions, including a broad portfolio of virtual machines that can be deployed "anywhere and on any platform," including for all common hypervisors.
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"Silver Peak's partner program provides innovative product packaging, training, and ongoing support for our global partner community," said Larry Cormier, senior vice president, worldwide marketing for Silver Peak. "As data volumes increase, disaster recovery requirements become more ubiquitous and applications move to the cloud, IT professionals need to move more data quickly over longer distances."
"The 2013 Data Center 100 list recognizes vendors that, over the course of 2012, have shown a dedication to the innovation and advancement of today's data center services," commented Kelley Damore, vice president and editorial director for CRN's UBM Channel parent company.
Damore adde, "The recent upsurge in cloud computing has solution providers searching for new ways to ensure their clients maintain connectivity while mitigating costs and security threats. We congratulate each vendor on the 2013 Data Center 100 list for providing a significant growth opportunity for solution providers to build their business by offering cutting-edge products and services to customers."
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