“Combining Enomaly’s cloud exchange, federation and public cloud capabilities with Virtustream’s Micro-VM cloud technology enables customers to efficiently pool data center resources, use hybrid clouds and federate between private, virtual private and public clouds - all assured by SLA guarantees that are models for the industry,” said  Bill McNamara, Chief of Corporate Development of Virtustream Inc., as it was announced that Virtustream has completed its previously announced acquisition of Enomaly, Inc., an early innovator in cloud and pioneer in cloud exchanges.

“With our acquisition of Enomaly, Virtustream continues to shape the cloud industry for the enterprise client,” McNamara added.

The integration of Enomaly and its software capabilities, said McNamara, will further enhance Virtustream’s enterprise class cloud solutions, "enabling customers to benefit from the dramatic operational advantages and cost savings of cloud computing."

Enomaly's Reuven Cohen being interviewed on SYS-CON.TV at the 1st International Cloud Expo in San Jose, CA, by Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan.

Virtustream will continue to support Enomaly's existing products, including its ECP public cloud software and SpotCloud, a cloud exchange offering a marketplace and cloud-to-cloud federation. Both ECP and SpotCloud will be enhanced further with additional security.

In 2012, says the company, Virtustream will also integrate additional public cloud functionality and cloud exchange capabilities into xStream, Virtustream’s enterprise cloud solution. In addition, with the acquisition of Enomaly, Virtustream continues to expand its global presence by adding distribution in China and a cloud software development center in Canada.