Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Security and storage menagement vendor Symantec has announced an agreement with IBM involving delivery of Symantec high availability, storage management, and backup products for the Linux on POWER platform by the end of 2006. The solutions target clients consolidating Linux applications on the IBM System p platform.
According to Symantec, the announcement is an example of Symantec's
commitment to support all major UNIX, Linux and Windows platforms in
the data centre, enabling customers to standardise on a consistent
software infrastructure across heterogeneous environments.
As part of the deal, IBM will resell Symantec's Veritas Cluster Server
and the Veritas Storage Foundation family of products with IBM System p
servers for AIX and Linux on POWER in the US Federal and Japan
markets.
"Responding to the strong demand for a robust enterprise solution set
for Linux on POWER, IBM has entered into this agreement with Symantec,"
said Ross Mauri, General Manager, IBM System p. "We believe the
Symantec products will add even more value to what already is one of
the most cost-effective and robust server lines on the market."
"Symantec is committed to offering the broadest platform support in the
industry for our Data Center Foundation solutions," said Rob Soderbery,
senior vice president, data centre management group at Symantec. "This
new agreement builds on Symantec's strong engineering relationship with
IBM, extending it to the System p servers. Through support of all
leading hardware platforms, the Symantec Data Center Foundation reduces
cost and complexity for customers by enabling data centre wide
standardisation on a single infrastructure software platform."
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