Reliant Technology Announces EMC CX Storage Upgrade Program

Reliant Technology provides upgrades and expansions to EMC CLARiiON storage systems as the EMC storage line evolves.

2011-05-03

ATLANTA, GA, May 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) EMC reseller Reliant Technology is pleased to announce the EMC CX Storage Upgrade program to help EMC storage customers upgrade their EMC CX, EMC CLARiiON CX3, and EMC CX4 systems. The upgrade program is designed to provide greater flexibility and investment stability to EMC CLARiiON customers.

EMC recently released its new VNX Storage system, leaving many legacy customers curious about what options exist for EMC CLARiiON systems that are currently or soon to be End-of-Life. As the manufacturer phases out support for these systems, Reliant Technology's EMC CX Storage Upgrade program allows customers to expand and upgrade their EMC CLARiiON systems to extend the lifespan of their purchase. Reliant Technology offers capacity upgrades for CLARiiON systems including Fibre Channel and SATA II EMC disk drives, as well as 4GB/s CX4-4PDAE storage enclosures.

Reid Smith-Vaniz, CEO of Reliant Technology, explains, "An enterprise storage system represents a significant investment, and every company wants to be sure that its investment is protected and will provide the company with the opportunity to grow and develop. Our EMC CX Storage Upgrade program will allow storage and IT directors to extend the lifespan of their storage systems and get the most out of their investment."

As EMC storage customers begin to wonder about the future of their CLARiiON systems, Reliant Technology steps up with 100% storage focus. Reliant Technology's EMC CX Storage Upgrade program will help EMC storage customers upgrade or duplicate their CLARiiON environment with cost-effective options that improve performance and increase capacity. For more information on the EMC CX Storage Upgrade program, visit www.reliant-technology.com.

About Reliant Technology:

Founded in 2007, Reliant Technology helps IT professionals save up to $1M through quality new and refurbished data storage from EMC, IBM, NetAPP and Hitachi. Reliant Technology has helped clients ranging from mid-size businesses to Fortune 500 companies select the right combination of IT hardware, software and services to automate and simplify IT operations.

For more information about Reliant Technology, visit www.reliant-technology.com.

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