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The Architecture of Sun Fire V125, V215, V245, and V445 Servers: A Technical White Paper

Overview The Sun Fire V125, V215, V245, and V445 servers offer customers an unbeatable value: Superior performance and reduced TCO, enterprise-level Reliability, Availability, Servicability (RAS) for the entry-level server environment, and superior manageability and serviceability. Their added value - based on significant performance gains from advanced processor power, hardware RAID support, improved disk and I/O architecture, and uncompromising reliability - is part of Sun's expanding and advancing solution for the enterprise data center. Sun is positioned to protect customer investments into the future, with the proven binary compatibility of SPARC/Solaris OS-based systems - and these servers are part of an extensible family that has improvements planned for the future.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Application Servers, Storage Management, High Performance Computing

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