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Unisys ClearPath: Building on a New Platform

Overview Unisys is moving to the next generation of ClearPath servers, which will be delivered on the x86 architecture, based on Intel Xeon processors. These systems will provide the RAS and manageability that customers have come to expect from the traditional ClearPath systems, but they will be leveraging technology being developed through a joint engineering partnership with NEC. The result of this partnership will be a common platform that will support the ClearPath operating environment and management tools as well as multiple operating systems, including Microsoft Windows and Linux.

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Publisher	IDG (International Data Group)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Application Servers, Linux Server OS, x86-standard Servers

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