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Arabian Automobiles Transforms Its Business Technology Infrastructure With Itanium 2-Based HP Integrity Servers Running Linux

Overview Arabian Automobiles needed to transform its business technology infrastructure to support double-digit growth, requiring increased performance, reliability, and scalability while adhering to open-standards-based architectural principles. Following internal architectural principles and based on the recommendations of HP Services and Intel, Arabian Automobiles implemented Itanium 2 - based HP Integrity servers running Linux at the database tier and HP ProLiant server blades based on Intel Xeon processors at the application tier, providing a reliable, high-performance, and highly scalable infrastructure for Oracle E-Business Suite and the integrated application modules running all of the company's business units.

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PublisherHewlett-Packard File FormatPDF
Date PublishedNovember 2007
FormatCase Studies   
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