Big Data has been and continues to be a hot topic of the digital age that we are in. We are increasingly creating massive volumes of data.  IBM PowerLinux solutions are paving the way for cleaner administration and analysis of Big Data, massive improvements on application speeds and reductions in all areas of infrastructure costs from floor space saving to power consumption.

 

More and more businesses are moving over to IBM Power-based systems and Applied Technologies are at the forefront of discussions and developments in this technology. Applied will be attending IBM’s latest European Power Linux Enablement Tour on 10th September 2013 to explore the latest products, hear IBM’s OpenPOWER announcement first hand and understand how we can harness the unique benefits of Linux on Power to increase revenue streams and keep our customers satisfied.

If you would like to find out more about PowerLinux solutions click here or call us to discuss your current environment and its challenges, contact one of our experts today for a no-obligation discussion info@applied-tech.co.uk | +44(0)1753 478333

 


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