Maintaining a seamless mission critical computing environment can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with outdated infrastructures, expensive maintenance contracts, and enterprise software innovations that have moved away from low-volume proprietary server hardware solutions.
However, as businesses are expected to do things faster and differently, new server technologies featured in the Intel® Xeon® processor E7 family are helping to overcome these challenges by streamlining today’s mission critical computing environments.
Read how more enterprise data centers are shifting to Intel-based mission critical computing solutions.
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Transforming mission critical systems
Leading enterprise software providers and hardware developers are transforming mission critical computing by delivering solutions based on the new Intel® Xeon® processor E7 family and Intel® Itanium® processor. These joint solutions are optimized for performance, scalability, data warehousing, OLTP, business intelligence, and more. The best part is that you get to learn about all these solutions right here on intel.com.
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Some of the world's most successful companies, including Intel’s own IT department, have already transitioned their mission-critical applications and database deployments to Intel-based servers.
