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Stratus
Industry-Standard Continuous Availability
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Stratus ftServer 6310
Stratus ft2510 The top-of-the-line ftServer 6310 system provides the highest levels of performance in a 2-socket system.  Powered by Intel® Xeon™ Hex-Core processors, the 6310 system is performance optimized for traditional large data center multi-tasking applications with high transaction rates.
  • Powered by two 2.93 GHz X5670 Intel Hex-Core Xeon processors to achieve the no-compromise high-performance processing power that is required by the most demanding mission-critical transaction processing applications
  • Includes advanced Intel Hyper-threading technology
  • Features the Intel QuickPath Architecture that provides point-to-point high-speed connections between microprocessors and external memory, and between microprocessors and the I/O hub that improves scaleability and eliminates contention between processors for bus bandwidth
  • New highly modular chassis design that supports industry-standard components provides an essential enterprise building block for mission-critical application solutions
  • Available in a 4U-high rack-ready model with hot-plugable internal disk drives and hot-swapable CPU-I/O enclosures provide for easy component replacement
  • No failover scripting, repeated test procedures, or extra effort to make your applications cluster-aware
 
Stratus ftServer 4500
Stratus ft4510

The ftServer 4500 system redefines scalability for fault-tolerant departmental business processing. This mid-range server taps the power of Intel’s advanced quad-core processor technology and Intel QuickPath Architecture.   The 4500 system is optimized for flexibility and provides an agile foundation for next generation cloud computing and web services applications.

  • Powered by one or two 2GHz E5504 Intel Quad-Core Xeon processors to achieve high-performance processing power
  • Features the Intel QuickPath Architecture that provides point-to-point high-speed connections between microprocessors and external memory, and between microprocessors and the I/O hub that improves scaleability and eliminates contention between processors for bus bandwidth
  • New highly modular chassis design that supports industry-standard components provides an essential enterprise building block for mission-critical application solutions
  • No failover scripting, repeated test procedures, or extra effort to make your applications cluster-aware
  • Integrated virtual technician service management controller provides enhanced remote problem diagnosis, troubleshooting and resolution capabilities
 
Stratus ftServer 2600
Stratus ft6210 With the Stratus® ftServer® 2600 system you don’t have to choose between maximum uptime protection and price. Stratus brings continuous availability and affordability together in a server that is ideal for volume deployment at remote locations, branch offices or a management console for infrastructure virtualization management.
  • Powered by a 2 GHz Intel Quad-Core Xeon E5540 processor with the Intel QuickPath Architecture
  • No failover scripting, repeated test procedures, or extra effort to make your applications cluster-aware
  • Integrated virtual technician service management controller provides enhanced remote problem diagnosis, troubleshooting and resolution capabilities
  • Available in a 4U high rack ready model
  • Provides an economical alternative to a single-point-of-failure virtualization management console
  • Entry-level systems enable affordable rollouts at locations with limited IT support: remote distribution hubs, branch banks, retail stores, and other sites requiring rapid, effortless deployment and near-zero downtime
  • Like other members of the ftServer family, comes complete with Continuous Processing features that eliminate operational complexity and high costs inherent in high availability approaches such as clusters or standby systems