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2026-03-20
Arcfra AECP 6.3 Breaks the 11M IOPS Barrier, Delivering Tier-1 All-Flash Performance and RPO=0 Resilience for Enterprise Cloud
Arcfra launches AECP 6.3 with 11M+ IOPS (comparable to tier-1 all-flash storage) on a 3-node cluster. Native RPO=0 replication and built-in security deliver a fast, cost-efficient VMware alternative option.
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2025-03-26
Arcfra Recognized as A Sample Vendor in the 2025 Gartner® A Guide to Choosing a VMware Alternative in the Wake of Broadcom Acquisition
A recent Gartner® report, A Guide to Choosing a VMware Alternative in the Wake of Broadcom Acquisition, has identified Arcfra as one of the Sample Vendors for Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI).
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2026-08-13
Meet Arcfra Inspector: Enable Self-Service Inspections, Customizable Reports, and Visible Trends
This article explores how Arcfra Inspector simplifies cluster health inspections with self-service checks, customizable reports, and visual trend analysis. See how it helps IT teams reduce manual work, spot risks earlier, and improve capacity planning decisions.
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2026-08-12
How should teams control cutover, monitoring, and reporting during batch VM migration?
Learn how batch operations, incremental synchronization, monitoring views, and report exports help control VMware migration cutover.
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2026-08-12
How does a Controller + Worker architecture help scale VMware VM migration?
Understand how Arcfra Migration Tool 2.0 separates migration control and data transfer through a Controller + Worker architecture.
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2026-08-12
How can IT teams plan large-scale VMware migration without configuring every VM one by one?
Learn how unified migration plans in Arcfra Migration Tool 2.0 help teams reduce repetitive per-VM setup during large-scale VMware migration.
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2026-08-11
What HA and Resilience Capabilities Should a VMware Alternative Provide?
This article explores the key resilience capabilities a VMware alternative should provide — from host and network protection to storage redundancy, guest OS monitoring, and accelerated workload support.
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2026-08-10
Why Does VMware Replacement Take 2-4 Years or Even Longer?
It is untangling years of dependency across VMware’s integrated stack, phased migration waves, and wrong replacement decisions that delays the whole process.
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2026-08-07
What Functional Capabilities Are Required to Replace the VMware Stack?
Replacing VMware requires more than a hypervisor swap. Discover the eight essential capability areas enterprises should evaluate when selecting a true VMware alternative.
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2026-08-06
Arcfra Migration Tool 2.0: Migrate 100 VMs in One Day with Bulk Configuration
Discover how Arcfra Migration Tool 2.0 helps enterprises streamline VMware migration with scalable VM migration, batch operations, and better control.
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2026-08-05
Statement from Arcfra
Arcfra is issuing this statement to clarify recent media coverage regarding Foxconn.
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2026-07-30
How Should I&O Teams Separate Agent Autonomy from Infrastructure Authority?
I&O teams should separate what AI agents can analyze from what they are allowed to change. Use this checklist to evaluate authority boundaries before production actions.
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2026-07-29
How Should Enterprises Evaluate AI Infrastructure Platforms for Governed Agentic Operations?
Evaluate AI infrastructure platforms for governed agentic operations by separating workload foundation, centralized operations, observability, security boundaries, and agent-specific controls.
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2026-07-29
What Observability and Audit Signals Are Needed Before AI Agents Touch Infrastructure Workflows?
Before AI agents touch infrastructure workflows, teams need monitoring, alerts, logs, events, audit records, traffic visibility, and resource context that humans can trust first.
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2026-07-29
How Should Enterprises Plan Infrastructure Resource Efficiency for Agentic AI Workloads?
Agentic AI workloads can pressure memory, compute, storage, networking, Kubernetes, and operations. Plan infrastructure efficiency separately from agent runtime FinOps.
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