The University of Houston was facing unprecedented demands for power from its High Performance Computing Lab and to overcome this problem they used HP's Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) 6000 Series for SAN and C-Class Chassis, due to which the university has been able to create 28 new virtual machines without buying any new equipment. Not only has UH centralized computing been able to stay within its budget, it has benefited from load balancing, simplified administration and power conservation in a high-availability environment.