REVOLV hybrid hyperconverged infrastructure (hHCI) is a valuable and powerful option for businesses looking to increase or scale one virtual hardware system without increasing or scaling another at the same time. hHCI enables users to virtualize their hardware systems, protect against data loss, keep costs down, and ensure valuable systems aren't sitting idle. REVOLV comes in three different solutions: DEEPSTOR Lite, DEEPSTOR, and DEEPSTOR+. Each solution is built using servers from Dell, specialized switching from Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise, powerful SAN storage from Dell EMC, and the latest hypervisor technology from VMware.
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With REVOLV hHCI, BCD was named one of Intel's Channel Partners of the Year for OEM Innovation. Review the solution brief, created in partnership with Intel, to learn more about our innovative hHCI solution.

The BCD A&E Security Specifiers Program offers a quarterly education series to educate consultants on BCD's latest technology. This quarter, BCD focused on holistic end-to-end networking solutions for video security. Access a recording of the webinar as well as other networking resources through our dedicated A&E portal.
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Visit our REVOLV video library to learn more about hHCI, Harmonize Software Suite, and more!
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REVOLV and the HARMONIZE Software Suite give you system that is managed through a familiar GUI (VMS) and is backed by BCD’s 20 years of industry experience. Each part of the HARMONIZE Software Suite optimizes REVOLV and brings you a system that gives you more: more tools, more control, and more peace of mind.
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While virtualization is not a new concept, hyperconverged infrastructure is becoming more and more prevalent in the security market. Read this article by BCD's Darren Giacomini to learn about the benefits of virtualization as it applies to HCI in the security industry.
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As storage needs continue to evolve, businesses are considering a hybrid HCI solution. Read on to learn the differences between HCI and hHCI.
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