March 15, 2010Blade server trends - common misconceptions and other technologies
Blade server trends - common misconceptions and other technologies
By Allan Tan | Mar 25, 2009
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The server type selected for a consolidation or virtualization project lays the foundation for the entire plan. It even impacts the benefits you'll see from the investment. Which servers provide the level of performance that will meet business needs? How can your server choices affect energy and space constraints for today and in the future? The following tips and articles from the experts at SearchDataCenter.com examine the benefits of consolidation and virtualization on blades.
Also covered here are information on:
- Three common misconceptions about blades
- I/O virtualization
- Six important considerations when using blade servers for consolidation
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