Data freedom via Proxmox integration and other Veeam updates [Video]

Modern enterprises are all in the data business — it’s an inescapable truth. With the proliferation of disparate tools and ecosystems, the resulting sprawl is introducing new vectors for complexity and affecting organizational cyber resilience. That’s where the data freedom idea becomes critical.

Veeam Software Group GmbH has long championed this cause, aiming to give users the flexibility to choose their preferred data platforms. The same ethos shows through in the recently announced platform support for the hypervisor tool, Proxmox.

“Our customers and our partners are asking for choices — there have been some conditions that have changed in the data center,” said Rick Vanover, vice president of product strategy at Veeam. “We announced a new hypervisor, Proxmox, will be supported with Veeam. One of the things we’re going to show is a massive migration of workloads from VMware to another workload.”

Vanover spoke with theCUBE Research analyst Christophe Bertrand, during an AnalystANGLE segment on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming …