LeftHand Networks

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LeftHand Networks was a pioneering storage company known for its scalable iSCSI SAN and clustered storage virtualization technology, later acquired and integrated into Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s StoreVirtual product line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer hardware company
storage company
technology company
acquiredBy Hewlett Packard Enterprise NERFINISHED
Hewlett-Packard NERFINISHED
acquisitionIntegratedInto HP StoreVirtual NERFINISHED
HPE StoreVirtual product line NERFINISHED
businessModel enterprise storage solutions
competitor EMC NERFINISHED
EqualLogic NERFINISHED
NetApp NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
deploymentModel SAN over Ethernet
feature automated failover
clustered management
replication
snapshots
thin provisioning
focus high availability storage
scalability
storage consolidation
hasSuccessorProduct HP StoreVirtual NERFINISHED
HPE StoreVirtual NERFINISHED
industry data storage
information technology
marketSegment iSCSI SAN market
networkProtocol IP-based storage
notableFor clustered storage virtualization technology
scalable iSCSI SAN solutions
productType iSCSI SAN NERFINISHED
networked storage
storage virtualization software
reasonForStatus acquired and integrated into HP / HPE storage portfolio
solutionType software-defined storage
status defunct
storageArchitecture clustered SAN
scale-out storage
supports x86 server platforms
targetCustomer enterprise customers
small and medium businesses
technology SAN
clustered storage
iSCSI NERFINISHED
storage virtualization

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HPE StoreVirtual basedOnTechnologyFrom LeftHand Networks