Gale Technologies
Private, acquired by Dell | |
Industry | Converged infrastructure, Automation, Orchestration, Information Technology |
Founded | 2008 |
Headquarters | Santa Clara, California |
Key people | Chairman & CEO: Nariman Teymourian, VP of Products: Akhil Sahai, VP of Engineering: Avinash Agrawal |
Products | GaleForce, CLoud Scheduler |
Revenue | N/A |
Number of employees | 60+ (November 2012) |
Website |
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Gale Technologies is a private company headquartered in Santa Clara, CA with additional offices in Asia that is backed by Crescendo Ventures.[1]
The company automates companies infrastructure by delivering private and hybrid cloud management and orchestration software. It also sells management solutions for converged infrastructure deployments.
History
2008: July - Gale Technologies is formed, and includes the acquired intellectual property of two other companies, Quikcycle and EdenTree Technologies.[2]
2012: March - Gale Technologies completes the acquisition of Virtiv Technology and its Intellectual Property[3]
2012: 16 Nov - Dell announces the acquisition of Gale Technologies[4]
Key Products
- GaleForce[5] - An infrastructure automation and orchestration platform that manages and provisions both virtual and physical resources – in the lab, data center or cloud environments.
- Cloud Scheduler[6] - A downloadable virtual appliance that automates the provisioning, creation of self-service IT infrastructure, and improves the utilization of virtualized and cloud infrastructure.
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References
- ↑ "Crescendo Ventures Portfolio".
- ↑ "Company Overview of EdenTree Technologies".
- ↑ "Gale Technologies Completes Acquisition of Virtiv Technology and Intellectual Property".
- ↑ Dell Pressreleases: Dell Acquires Gale Technologies, a Leading Provider of Infrastructure Automation Solutions, 16 November 2012. Visited: 28 November 2012
- ↑ "Gale Technologies Announces Availability of GaleForce 6.1".
- ↑ "Cloud Scheduler Release 12.7 from Gale Technologies is Now Available for Free Download".
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