Fitness First picks Nutanix ahead of HP and VMware for private cloud

Sooraj Shah
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Standardising on Microsoft and running a private cloud on Nutanix has increased flexibility and reduced costs

Global health club Fitness First has picked Nutanix's hyper-converged infrastructure to build a private Microsoft-based cloud to run the company's IT - beating alternatives from VMware and HP. J...

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