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Novell Data Center Strategy

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Overview The data center is the heart of the enterprise, home to its most vital applications and databases. The technologies that run the data center must be of the highest quality, giving the reliability, availability, performance and scalability that the organization demands. For years, UNIX has met those requirements, but it is expensive to deploy and costly to maintain. Novell has a strategy for delivering lower-cost, Linux-based data center solutions. With a proven Linux foundation, the Novell data center strategy is a secure, innovative approach to data center computing.

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Publisher	Novell	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Center, Linux Server OS

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