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Accelerating virtualised servers is proving a profitable game for Tintri. The start-up has been doubling revenues every quarter since its launch last year and has just gained a large slug of cash from venture capitalists who see great prospects of a large payout. Tintri launched in March 2011 with a hybrid flash and disk drive …

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    >> The additional cash will be used for research and development, expanding sales operations and building out its global infrastructure. The development might involve adding Microsoft Hyper-V support, greatly increasing Tintri's potential market and adding interest opportunities in Microsoft's channel. Deduplication may be of interest as well, although, as a hybrid flash-disk device, Tintri's appliance doesn't face the same cost problems as all-flash appliances do.

    What about replication? Does it support replication? Most people need replication... storage efficiency is ok, but like you pointed out disks are plenty cheap compared to flash.

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    This is Geoff Stedman, VP of Marketing for Tintri.  Thanks for your question. Today we support per-VM snapshots and advanced cloning.  There are several ways to deliver replication and at the upcoming VMworld event, Tintri will be demonstrating our own VM-aware replication capability, which we of course are very excited about.

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