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September 15, 2008Virtualization helps ServiceU slash power bills and reduce servers by 35 percentWatch this video to see how virtual servers helped a leading software maker achieve big savings.Wondering just how big an impact virtualization can make on your data center? Ask ServiceU, a leading maker of event management software. Using Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and AMD processor-based systems, ServiceU reduced the number of physical servers in its three data centers by 35 percent, and lowered energy utilization at one data center by up to 60 percent. Find out more about ServiceU’s rewarding experiences with virtualization by watching this video. Then sample some of our other resources on virtualization and green IT: Doing the math on virtualization White paper: The promise of desktop virtualization Virtualization How-to: Five steps to safer virtual server Exclusive IDG research: CIOs share strategies for green IT Green Checklist: 10 ways to save energy in the data center |
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