INFOGRAPHIC:
Servers host applications, manage files and perform analytics. Any organization can benefit from the power and versatility that servers provide, but it can be difficult to know which types of server hardware to choose. In this infographic, we take a look into the major types of servers, their advantages and disadvantages.
CASE STUDY:
In this case study learn how Intel® processor-based blade servers helped TIBCO Software keep up with business growth while lowering IT costs.
PRODUCT LITERATURE:
As discussed in this document, the Cisco® MDS 9000 Family provides the leading high-density, highbandwidth storage networking solution along with Integrated Fabric Applications to support dynamic data center requirements.
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PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
In this three part transcript series with industry expert Greg Schultz learn how to boost web hosting efficiency and optimization in your environment.
WHITE PAPER:
This document provides sizing information for running Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 mailbox servers on HP ProLiant servers with large mailbox storage constraints.
WHITE PAPER:
The virtual desktop infrastructure model (VDI) is covered in this white paper along with how to benefit from utilizing desktops, complete hardware independence, remote access, quick desktop recovery and efficient provisioning.
WHITE PAPER:
Bladed environments have proven their ability to reduce complexity and costs, while also delivering an impressive level of flexibility to help organizations of all types and sizes quickly adapt to evolving requirements and realities.
WHITE PAPER:
In order to successfully base server consolidation on VMware Infrastructure 3, it is important to have appropriately sized physical memory. Learn how to determine the right amount of memory for a VI3 deployment and the consequences of sub-optim...
JOURNAL ARTICLE:
Review these articles to learn more about Hewlett Packard's many innovative blade server platform developments, including its NonStop fault-tolerant technology.
CASE STUDY:
For Qualcomm, virtualization started as an experiment. The experiment in consolidating physical server computers proved successful, and the Qualcomm IT department aggressively pursued virtualization starting in 2003.
