Craig Thompson is Vice President, Product Marketing at Aprius, where he brings diverse experience in corporate management, product marketing and engineering management. He has held various senior marketing roles in data communications, telecommunications and broadcast video, most recently with Gennum Corporation, based in Toronto, Canada. Prior to that he was Director of Marketing for Intel's Optical Platform Division where he was responsible for the successful ramp of 10Gb/s MSAs into the telecommunications market. Craig holds a Bachelor of Engineering with Honors from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Most commonly, the term "virtualization" refers to the creation of virtual
instances of an operating system or virtual machines (VMs) on physical server
hardware, known as server virtualization. However, the development of server
virtualization has led to the creation of other virtual resource types,
including storage, network and I/O resources. Whether a server is physical or
virtual, it should be "balanced" with the right amount of resources to
achieve its intended operation without waste. Logically, it makes sense to
include all the server resources (CPU, memory, storage, I/O, network, etc.)
in this bundle of virtual devices. Furthermore, since the virtual server can
be placed anywhere, anytime within the available physical infrastructure -
improving flexibility, utilization, availability and operations - it stands
to reason that the resources it draws from shoul... (more)
Craig Thompson is Vice President, Product Marketing at Aprius, where he brings diverse experience in corporate management, product marketing and engineering management. He has held various senior marketing roles in data communications, telecommunications and broadcast video, most recently with Gennum Corporation, based in Toronto, Canada. Prior to that he was Director of Marketing for Intel's Optical Platform Division where he was responsible for the successful ramp of 10Gb/s MSAs into the telecommunications market. Craig holds a Bachelor of Engineering with Honors from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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