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Delivering Financial Services Industry Solutions With Red Hat Enterprise Linux and HP

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Overview HP and Red Hat's leadership in the Linux marketplace is the result of a committed relationship that combines engineering expertise, world-class global support, and joint solutions. The Red Hat Enterprise Linux and HP BladeSystem c-Class infrastructure deliver outstanding price/performance through industry standards. An open source architecture and modular hardware design mean that a Red Hat Enterprise Linux on HP BladeSystem c-Class solution can support a vast range of enterprise or infrastructure applications and drive consolidation and migration from proprietary systems. The partnership of Red Hat and HP allows businesses to leverage the industry's best Linux expertise as needed to build out new and flexible computing architectures that drive innovation and save costs.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard (HP)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Finance

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