Published: 18 Sep 2008, 02:55pm
Iain Beckingham, enterprise technical sales manager at Intel, explains how virtualisation can reduce IT and energy costs through server consolidation, the other benefits that can help to meet strategic business requirements and discusses the importance of hardware reliability and availability.
Experts at Intel lift the lid on the company's technology and product roadmap and explain the key trends and challenges facing IT departments.
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