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VMware Silverstone private beta program

I need it for the next phase for our Africa project but I also will soon be needing it for a huge project coming up soon in europe. So hang on tight.

What does Silverstone has to offer?

Lots, I've edited the post to avoid any problems. Go ahead and apply for the private beta and find out yourself.


Stay tuned!
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  1. AnonymousMon Oct 01, 02:16:00 AM GMT+2

    Tarry, not to be a wet blanket, but even announcing the fact that you have an NDA and are testing silverstone, let alone discussing the features, is a violation of the NDA.

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  2. Tarry SinghMon Oct 01, 11:41:00 AM GMT+2

    Thanks for looking out for me, I've edited the post.

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