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Kubernetes users are to get a boost as Infinidat teams up with Veeam to offer a new joint solution that takes advantage of Veeam Kasten v7.5, the latest version of the industry’s leading Kubernetes resilience, recovery and mobility platform.

Infinidat today announced that Veeam, a leader in Kubernetes data resilience, can now leverage Infinidat’s InfiniBox® high-performance, cyber resilient storage solution to ensure data protection of Kubernetes-based workloads. The two companies are collaborating to support the enterprise market-wide adoption of Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization as an alternative to traditional virtualization platforms. This collaboration enables organizations to modernize data infrastructures by bringing new and existing virtual machine (VM) workloads and virtualized applications to Kubernetes and container deployments.

I introduced “Herzog’s Dirty Dozen” two-and-a-half years ago to shine a light on the challenges that enterprises face in their data infrastructure. The Dirty Dozen is a list of challenges, gaps, misconceptions and problems that keep CxOs, storage administrators, and other IT leaders up at night, worried about what they don’t know. Now, it’s time for a progress report to mark how far we have come since the first unveiling of Herzog’s Dirty Dozen in 2022.

Interest among enterprises in Green IT has grown significantly in recent years, driven by environmental concerns, cost savings and regulatory pressures. This transition to Green IT is crucial because the environmental impact of data centres and IT infrastructure is huge and growing rapidly, especially given the interest in AI applications.

Infinidat has announced details of its participation at the Digital Transformation EXPO (DTX) 2025, April 2nd and 3rd in Manchester, UK. Visitors to Booth #C81 will discover how Infinidat’s innovative storage platforms deliver unparalleled next-generation data protection, cyber storage resilience, and AI-ready infrastructure for enterprises navigating today’s most critical IT challenges.

Green IT is an essential component of an enterprise IT strategy, because it prioritises practices and technologies that target reducing the environmental impact of IT operations, whilst also saving on operational expenses. This includes minimising energy consumption, lowering carbon emissions, and promoting sustainable disposal of technology products.

Green IT is an essential component of an enterprise IT strategy, because it prioritises practices and technologies that target reducing the environmental impact of IT operations, whilst also saving on operational expenses. This includes minimising energy consumption, lowering carbon emissions, and promoting sustainable disposal of technology products.