Articles from Fujitsu Hong Kong
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Solaris Containers enable server consolidation So far, many companies, when preparing servers for a business unit or application, have set the system size of each server unit as fixed and in line with peak workloads. As a result these companies are now facing problems with server manageability and resource under-utilization. For instance, as the number of server increases, so does the complexity of server management. Plus as server performance increases, so does the complexity of server management. |
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Doing More with Less – The Fujitsu Way Today, IT managers are faced with the mammoth challenge of getting the best computing systems to support their businesses and within their highly scrutinized IT budget, they must also ensure the system has the capability and capacity to cater for future business expansion. As such, they are now focusing on how to rationalize IT investments with solutions that would allow them to do more with less. |
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Fujitsu provides future-proof server platform In June 2004, Fujitsu announced the expansion of its 20-year alliance with Sun Microsystems that promises the development and delivery of a new generation of data center-class systems, based on the highly sophisticated SPARC/Solaris platform. The extended partnership will lead to the birth of the industry's most complete data center systems family, code named Advanced Product Line (APL), in 2006. The future generation of Solaris and SPARC-based systems will be capable of handling all possible network computing workloads and providing best-in-class performance for mission-critical business applications. |
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Doing more with less - Fujitsu PRIMEPOWER enterprise servers The need for high levels of availability has emerged over the past decade as businesses have become more dependent on IT systems. However, there has been a profound transition in computing in the last few years, with enterprises' IT budget going from boom to bust almost overnight. This resulted in organizations closely scrutinizing how they deploy IT resources. As such, they are now focusing on how to rationalize IT investments and reduce total cost of ownership (TCO). |
