Press Release
Virtual Instruments Moves Headquarters to San Jose, Calif.
Strong Sustained Growth Prompts Company Move to Larger Headquarters in Silicon Valley
SAN JOSE, Calif., December 2, 2010 — Virtual Instruments, a leader in storage area network (SAN) and virtual infrastructure optimization solutions, today announced it has moved company headquarters from Scotts Valley, Calif. to the center of Silicon Valley. The company is now located at 25 Metro Drive, San Jose, Calif. The transition to a larger office space for the worldwide headquarters was necessary to accommodate customer, employee, and overall company growth.
“The demand for comprehensive, real-time SAN I/O visibility is accelerating as more enterprises move their mission critical applications to virtual environments and private clouds,” said John W. Thompson, chief executive officer, Virtual Instruments. “In order to continue to offer the best in virtual infrastructure optimization products and services, we have decided to move into a facility that allows us to grow with our expanding customer base.”
Virtual Instruments’ new corporate headquarters, just a mile away from the San Jose International Airport, includes office space for sales, marketing, engineering, customer support, administration and finance. It will serve as the heart of Virtual Instruments, a place where current and future customers can engage with Virtual Instruments’ staff and experience live product demonstrations to gain greater insight into the performance, availability and utilization of their virtual and physical IT infrastructure.
About Virtual Instruments
Virtual Instruments offers the award-winning VirtualWisdom and SANInsight virtual infrastructure optimization solutions that provide deep monitoring and analysis of how the virtualized IT infrastructure and the SAN affect business-critical application performance. Global 2000 customers across a broad range of industries achieve significant cost savings in virtualization and SAN deployments by optimizing utilization, performance and availability of IT resources. Leading system and storage vendors including IBM, HP, HDS, Dell and EMC leverage Virtual Instruments to design and optimize SAN solutions for enterprise customers. The company was founded in June 2008 via a spin-out from Finisar Corp.; it has headquarters in San Jose, Calif., and can be found online at http://www.virtualinstruments.com.
