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CHARLOTTE, N.C. and CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Jan. 30, 2018 -- KALEAO, a technologically innovative server solutions company, today announced a statement regarding how the recent news of the Spectre and Meltdown security flaws is impacting KMAX, KALEAO’s flagship solution for the hyperconverged server market.
KALEAO is pleased to announce that its products are not affected by Meltdown. Additionally, KALEAO’s engineers, following the ARM guidelines, have made available the ARM patch for the KMAX operating system to mitigate the Spectre issue thus restoring a fully secure execution environment for user applications with a negligible impact on performance, especially if compared to the case of other server platforms based on x86 architectures.
The KMAX product line is based on an innovative system architecture that repurposes the low-power 64-bit ARM processors that enable the latest smartphones and tablet CPUs and the deployment of efficient and powerful server platforms for the enterprise and datacenter domains.
“Our KMAX platform does not suffer from the Meltdown issue and has pre-emptively addressed the Spectre vulnerabilities that emerged earlier this year,” said Greg Nicoloso, CMO and Co-Founder, KALEAO. “Other processor manufacturers have been and will be affected more than those based on processors implemented by ARM. Here at KALEAO, we are monitoring this situation closely and can confirm to our customers and partners that our platform is safe from these issues.”
About KALEAO:
KALEAO is spearheading the new generation of enterprise and cloud computing by natively converging computation, storage, networking and virtualization into compact, energy efficient, transparent, integrated hardware and software solutions. Its flagship product, KMAX, offers true converged infrastructure in an extremely compact, scalable and low power platform. KMAX provides all of the benefits of hyperconvergence with advanced software defined hardware and integrated appliance level web-scale application delivery and management platform. KMAX delivers more for less, enabling the effortless deployment and management of the services required across the cloud and modern business. Find out more about KMAX and KALEAO at www.kaleao.com
For more information:
Joanne Hogue
Smart Connections PR
(410) 658-8246
[email protected]
