Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, has introduced the Vertiv Avocent ADX Ecosystem, a next-generation IT management platform that meets the ever-changing needs of the data center. The Avocent ADX Ecosystem is a building block of devices and software designed for today’s more complex, hybrid network architectures and to meet the demands of remote workforces, and will be available in all world regions in 2021.
Building on the Avocent foundation and thought leadership that customers have trusted for years, the new Avocent ADX ecosystem is designed for use in enterprise, edge, cloud, and colocation environments. It supports a secure and robust remote work experience by allowing workers to access and control data quickly and seamlessly, such as required by advanced engineering and design, video editing, and other high resolution streaming applications. The Avocent ADX Ecosystem includes the fastest and most feature-rich 4K KVM on a single device with the most expansive management of IT devices in the market.
The Avocent ADX Ecosystem is built on a common architecture, with open standards, platforms and APIs that users require, while enabling fast, secure, and scalable deployments of IT devices from the enterprise to edge. Avocent ADX Ecosystem leverages Avocent Core Insight (Avocent ACI) technology to further enhance communication to Redfish enabled devices.These technologies allow Avocent ADX to overcome the most persistent obstacles to remote management of distributed and hybrid architectures, including scaling systems to match network growth, enabling secure access for designated users, and providing high-resolution video capabilities to match modern technologies, including USB-C connectors.
“Customers from edge to enterprise, cloud and colo, are looking for a more robust way to securely access systems, as remote work and system management have expanded dramatically over the past two years. Vertiv is addressing those scalable needs with its new Avocent ADX platform,” said Rob Brothers, Program VP, Datacenter and Support Services, IDC.
“With the rapidly expanding use cases of AI, IoT, 5G and other data-intensive technologies, data centers of every size are becoming more complex. Furthermore, IT platforms are sitting in more locations outside the traditional data center, and it is paramount that the IT management platform has to evolve to meet these new challenges and become more secure, hardened and useful for next generation applications,” said Angie McMillin, Vice President and General Manager, IT Systems, Vertiv.