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Converged and hyperconverged infrastructure

Server, storage, virtualization and networking in one Dell platform, managed from a single console: we size, deploy and grow your hyperconverged infrastructure — without interrupting your services.

Why it matters

Fewer silos, fewer consoles, fewer sleepless nights

Servers, storage, networking and virtualization managed separately means four consoles, four upgrade cycles and four vendors pointing fingers at each other. Converged and hyperconverged infrastructure brings these layers together into a single, end-to-end validated platform — operated by a smaller team.

  • Integrated Dell platformsDell VxRail and PowerFlex hyperconverged solutions: compute, storage and virtualization in one chassis, with a unified, validated software lifecycle.
  • Scale one node at a timeCapacity and compute grow node by node — you buy what you need when you need it, with no forklift upgrade.
  • Automated lifecycleFirmware, hypervisor and platform software upgraded together, in a manufacturer-validated sequence — no more hand-maintained compatibility matrices.
What we deliver

From sizing to day-to-day operations

Design and validation

Inventory of your virtual machines, load profiles and licensing constraints, then precise node sizing — memory, cores, capacity and fault tolerance calculated, not guessed.

Turnkey deployment

Installation, network integration, virtual machine migration and performance validation — with a gradual cutover that keeps your services running.

Lifecycle and growth

Planned upgrades, node additions, capacity reviews and knowledge transfer — your platform stays current and your team stays autonomous.

Converged or hyperconverged? Both approaches are sound — for different profiles. Our architects help you decide based on your workloads, licensing and team: sometimes the right answer is a hyperconverged core surrounded by specialized storage for unstructured data.
Our approach

When is hyperconverged the right choice?

Hyperconverged infrastructure shines when operational simplicity comes first: remote sites, standardized virtualized environments, lean IT teams, modernization projects on tight timelines. It deserves scrutiny when one workload dominates — very large databases, massive unstructured data, GPU compute — where a dedicated architecture often remains more efficient.

  • Site consolidationReplace three generations of servers and an aging SAN with a compact cluster managed from a single console.
  • Regional offices and remote sitesTwo- or three-node clusters, remotely monitored, running the same software stack as headquarters.
  • Modernization foundationA healthy base for containers, VDI and enterprise applications — ready to grow into hybrid cloud.
On the ground

One platform, one console, one team.

Our hyperconverged clients spend quarter-end shipping projects — not reconciling compatibility matrices.

Servers and SAN reaching end of life at the same time?

That’s the ideal moment to evaluate hyperconverged — a 20-minute call is enough to frame the need.