Expansion Leads to a New Solution for Mission-Critical Infrastructure

When it comes to mission-critical IT environments, you want three things: reliability, availability, and serviceability (or RAS). That means choosing an infrastructure that is easy to configure and maintain but powerful enough to run the applications that drive your business. However, striking the right balance between simplicity and power can be challenging when the demands on your IT are constantly evolving to meet the needs of thousands of internal and external users scattered across a wide geographic area.
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