Lynn University Chooses Tegile

Tegile Systems, Inc. announced that its storage array has been chosen by Lynn University for the secure and
separate storage environment that is being deployed for the upcoming
presidential debate.

The final debate will take place on the Lynn University campus on 22nd October;
the technology chosen had to meet the stringent and secure requirements of the
Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD).

A set of complex requirements were put forth by the CPD relating to
the storage environment for this final debate. The IT team at Lynn University
was focused on working with technology providers who could provide
dependable solutions able to be brought into a production environment with
minimal risk. Tegile’s array is part of the technology platform that is running
the entire debate’s voice and video communications.

"Tegile, using its Zebi
product, provided Lynn University with the storage environment that
is the backbone for the server environment comprised of some 20-25 virtual
servers," said Chris Boniforti, CIO, Lynn University.

"Having won the
university’s request for proposal process earlier this year we are diligently
working to assemble the technology that will bring the debate to millions of
people and households," said Rob Commins, VP of marketing, Tegile
Systems. "We are honored to be a
part of American history in this important way."

Tegile’s Storage Arrays
Tegile’s two new storage arrays, the HA2400 and the HA2800, are
faster than legacy HDD arrays and less expensive than common SSD arrays. Featuring both NAS and SAN connectivity,
the HA2400 and the HA2800 are redundant and scalable.
Additionally, they come with built-in snapshot, replication,
near-instant recovery and virtualisation management features.