KALEAO, an intellectual property and server solutions company, announced today that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Tuangru, a data center management (DCM) platform for new and disruptive technologies. Tuangru, located in Vancouver, Canada, will be a distributor and value added reseller of KALEAO.
Tuangru is the latest addition to a growing list of strategic partners that KALEAO is building on to achieve new and improved levels of success in the market. Tuangru’s DCM enables the procurement, deployment, monitoring and measurement of data center technologies all in one place. The company will provide KALEAO’s customers with differentiating DCM capabilities and will streamline procurement processes via its on-line configuration system.
“At Tuangru we focus on delivering to customers the best and most appropriate solutions for their needs,” commented Jad Jebara, President and CEO, Tuangru. “With a partner like KALEAO, we will continue to maintain our promise to customers, which is to provide them with innovative, reliable, cost-effective solutions capable of fulfilling their requirements and ultimately improving their bottom line.”
KALEAO provides a new generation of enterprise and cloud computing by natively converging computation, storage, networking and virtualization into compact, energy efficient, transparent, integrated hardware and software solutions. KALEAO’s KMAX was launched in Q4 of 2016. The platform removes the typical performance overhead when layering applications over a virtualized, hyperconverged platform, enabling appliance simplicity and the flexibility of a software-defined solution.
“I am very excited about our partnership and cooperation with Tuangru,” said Michael Duhamel, Vice President of Sales, KALEAO. “This partnership is a recognition of the power of KALEAO’s technological solution, KMAX, in the server appliance market. This partnership reinforces the strength and validity of KALEAO’s KMAX server and appliance. With partners such as Tuangru, we will be able to support customers across North America and beyond.”
