Information Week talks: State Of Servers
Here’s an article worthy of note that discusses the state of servers.
X86 seems to have taken over the world – but we knew that already didn’t we?
I note that one survey respondent said:
“The move to virtual servers for high availability and redundancy has become our goal.”
Well, why not raise the stakes and go for gold?
Surely the goal should be systems and services that don’t fail in the first place?
Blades and the latest generation of intel servers simply cannot achieve this goal. Fault tolerant technology can … and they are based on the X86 architecture which is just so popular.
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