Broadcom's new pricing turned a routine renewal into a budget crisis. You have a way out: we move your entire virtual infrastructure to Microsoft Hyper-V — near-zero downtime (typically under 2 hours), zero data loss, and up to 70% licensing savings, with a rollback guarantee in writing. Days, not months.
VMware → Hyper-V
A fast, focused look at what you have, what matters, and what can't break — before anything moves.
Controlled wave-by-wave moves, low-risk workloads first, critical systems last — each with its own rollback plan.
Standalone hosts or full clusters on new or repurposed hardware — hardened, patched, and production-ready.
A migration isn't done until you can recover: restore testing, DR runbooks, monitoring, and knowledge transfer.
Rather skip the hardware entirely? We host your VMs in our enterprise-grade infrastructure for a predictable monthly cost.
Already past the VMware question? We streamline, right-size, and optimize your virtual environment to do more with less.
Our staged methodology minimizes risk at every step. VM inventory and dependency mapping drive right-sized host design; storage is configured for SAN, HCI (Storage Spaces Direct), SMB3, or local NVMe; and every cutover wave includes performance, networking, application, and backup validation before sign-off.
Broadcom's VMware pricing changes turned routine renewals into major cost increases. Moving to Microsoft Hyper-V typically cuts licensing costs by up to 70% and total cost by 40–60%, and Hyper-V licensing often aligns with Windows Server licenses a business already owns.
Total downtime averages under 2 hours, with zero data loss. Workloads move in controlled waves — low-risk systems first, critical systems last — and each wave has its own documented rollback plan, backed by a written rollback guarantee.
Days, not months. Xaccel follows six stages: assess (inventory and dependencies), design, pilot on representative workloads, migrate in waves, validate performance and recovery, then optimize and hand off documentation.
No. Xaccel builds standalone Hyper-V hosts or clusters on new or repurposed hardware, with storage on SAN, Storage Spaces Direct (HCI), SMB3 or local NVMe. If you'd rather avoid hardware entirely, Xaccel Hosted Hyper-V runs your VMs in Xaccel's infrastructure for a predictable monthly cost with no capital expense.
