Turbonomic

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Turbonomic
Type Subsidiary
Industry Virtualization
information technology
Founded2008
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
,
United States
ProductsVirtualization management software
Parent IBM (2021–present)
Subsidiaries
Website www.ibm.com/products/turbonomic
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Turbonomic Office

Turbonomic is a resource-simulation software company headquartered in Boston, MA and owned by IBM. The company was originally named VMTurbo.

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Reception

In 2011, Gartner named Turbonomic as a Cool Vendor in Cloud Management. [1] In 2016, Turbonomic was listed as the top product for Virtualization Management in a report by IDG and IT Central Station. [2] Turbonomic has made five appearances to the Inc. 5000, [3] and made the Forbes Cloud 100 four times. [4] In 2020, Fast Company named Turbonomic to their Best Workplaces for Innovators List. [5] The company was also deemed a Vendor to Watch in AIOps by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) for its combination of abstraction, analytics, and automation engine that continually assures performance of a customer’s applications. [6]

History

The company formed partnerships with Cisco [7] and IBM, [8] entering into OEM agreements to bring Application Resource Management to a larger customer base.

Since its founding in 2008 [9] or 2009, [10] Turbonomic had raised more than $250M from venture capital firms including Bain Capital Ventures and Highland Capital Partners. [11]

The company's product was updated in 2017 for use with cloud computing platforms. [12]

The company was originally named VMTurbo and changed its name to Turbonomic in August 2017. [13]

Turbonomic acquired ParkMyCloud and SevOne in 2019.[ citation needed ]

IBM acquired Turbonomic on June 17, 2021. [14] [15] [16] [17] The company's product simulates supply and demand forces in order to efficiently allocate resources such as computing, database, memory and storage. [18]

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References

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  2. Top Rated Enterprise Technology 2016 report
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  7. Kuchipudi, Bali. "Cisco Announces Intersight Workload Optimizer". blog.turbonomic.com. Retrieved 2020-11-19.
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