As the result of Bull's engineers work on critical systems, the new generation of novascale gcos 7015 servers benefits from a double dynamics with a performance 50% higher than previous generations of gcos servers:
"These innovations, developed by our engineers, are the result of continuous investment in our R&D, they are the result of our daily contacts with our gcos users", underlined Olivier Gaumont, Director of Bull's Data Center Business Unit.
The new novascale gcos 7015 mainframe-class systems set the standard when it comes to quality of service, availability and consolidation. With their new features - the result of constant innovation and concentration of resources, they provide immediate cost optimization as well as significant energy savings.
To support data centre transformation, Bull dedicated services complement the new gcos novascale offering, to ensure the highest levels of availability and performance required by production centres: from upstream consulting right through to project deployment.
The gcos 7012 novascale servers will be available from Q4 2014.
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