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The Java Virtual Appliance--No OS Required
Overview This free white paper reveals how a new Java virtualization approach can result in a streamlined "Java Virtual Appliance" that lets you leverage your current hardware for years--without the usual OS overhead. Learn why most servers run at only 10 per cent of capacity; how virtualization saves an average of 23 per cent on server space, power, and cooling; and how virtual middleware enhances speed, flexibility, and ROI. Download your free copy now.
| Publisher | BEA Systems | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2008 | Downloads | 2 |
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