SmartStack provides Cisco Validated Designs and reference architectures that address the following workloads: desktop virtualization (or VDI), server virtualization and cloud computing, business-critical applications, Oracle database and applications, and SAP HANA. Jointly developed by Cisco and Nimble Storage, these SmartStack integrates compute, network, and storage resources. Nimble Storage provides SmartStack integrated infrastructure technology for Cisco Systems. The product is intended as a target for backups. It is a hybrid system based around the standard Nimble architecture but with enhanced de-duplication. The Secondary Flash Array was the first new Nimble product to be launched post merger with Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Nimble Storage also provides an All-Flash Shelf to add to CS-Series arrays. In August 2016, Nimble Storage updated their CS-Series arrays to the following: CS1000/H, CS3000, CS5000, and CS7000. The product lines are CS200, CS300, CS500, and CS700 and combine both HDDs with SSDs in a hybrid fashion. The Nimble CS-Series iSCSI and Fibre Channel storage array has 4 product lines for data centers available in each CS-Series. The AF-Series has product lines for data centers with different configurations based on the desired workload. Nimble Storage's AF-Series arrays utilize flash performance as well as InfoSight Predictive Analytics. The acquisition became final on April 5, 2017. On March 7, 2017, Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced they are to buy Nimble Storage for approximately $1.09 billion cash.
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The first line of offerings from this partnership is the ThinkAgile CX Series solution. On October 17, 2016, Lenovo announced a strategic partnership with Nimble Storage. On August 10, 2016, Nimble Storage announced the AF-1000 Series All Flash array as well as an updated CS-Series Adaptive Flash array portfolio. On February 23, 2016, Nimble Storage unveiled the Predictive All Flash Array series, combining fast flash performance with InfoSight Predictive Analytics. In December 2015, Nimble Storage announced an expanded SmartStack technology for Cisco Systems products. In November 2015, Nimble Storage was sixth on Deloitte's ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, and energy tech companies in North America.
In August 2015, Nimble Storage announced the completion of Federal Information Processing Standard 140-2 Certification from the National Institute of Standards and Technology for the Adaptive Flash platform. In July 2015, Nimble Storage announced updates to the Adaptive Flash platform, including Nimble SmartSecure ( software-based encryption), all-flash service levels, the addition of REST APIs, InfoSight-VMVision per-VM monitoring, and integrated data protection. In November 2014, Nimble Storage released arrays supporting the Fibre Channel protocol. In August 2014, Nimble Storage completed an overhaul of their CS-Series, and added the CS300 and CS500 to their line-up. In June 2014, Nimble Storage announced the CS700 Series Arrays and an All-Flash Shelf, as well as its Adaptive Flash technology. Nimble Storage went public on the NYSE on December 13, 2013, under the ticker symbol NMBL. In October 2013 the company filed for its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. Umesh Maheshwari became chief technology officer. Varun Mehta was chief executive until March 2011, when he became vice president of engineering and Suresh Vasudevan became CEO. In September 2012, Nimble Storage secured $40.7 million from original backers as well as new investors Artis Capital Management and GGV Capital. Nimble announced its first product, the CS200 series hybrid arrays, in July 2010 at Tech Field Day. Nimble Storage was founded in January 2008 by Varun Mehta and Umesh Maheshwari.
Dawn at Nimble Storage's campus in San Jose, California History
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