DataPipe will now implement servers with the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series to provide a robust foundation for a new cloud computing offering.
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Intel case study: Optimising energy efficiency for managed IT
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To succeed in the competitive marketplace for managed IT services, DataPipe must deliver outstanding processing performance for its clients while controlling the costs of running its data centres. When the company's IT group designed a new data centre, it standardised on the low-voltage Intel Xeon processor 5400 series to deliver the processing power that clients demand while supporting the density, scalability, and energy efficiency needed to contain costs and support continued customer growth.
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