Sunday, April 10, 2016

What to Know When Migrating Linux to Power

By: Sarah Warsi   Categories:Power Systems, Infrastructure Solutions

What to Know When Migrating Linux to Power
An emerging trend has seen customers increasingly looking at Linux to gain more flexibility and reduce cost. In addition, with the latest IBM POWER8 processor, Power Systems servers now integrate into virtually any infrastructure running Linux with minimal interruptions. 

A recent article in the IBM Systems Magazine showcased statistics from an IDC study indicating that moving to Linux on IBM Power servers resulted in a 14% increase in user productivity and a 60% decrease in infrastructure cost. It also outlines some easy-to-grasp best practices to make the transition as seamless as possible.

Read the full article here.

Interested in knowing more? Visit our dedicated IBM Power Systems Page and refer to the Resources section for additional collateral.

For any further questions on migrating Linux to Power, please don't hesitate to contact us at 1-866-610-8489 or by email at info@sentia.ca.

Tags: Linux on Power Power Power Systems x86 POWER8
Sarah Warsi
Sarah Warsi

Sarah Warsi

As marketing manager, Sarah plays a key role in managing Sentia's marketing efforts including developing the overall marketing strategy and direction, digital and social media management, to campaign development and execution.

Other posts by Sarah Warsi
Contact author Full biography

Full biography

As marketing manager, Sarah plays a key role in managing Sentia's marketing efforts including developing the overall marketing strategy and direction, digital and social media management, to campaign development and execution. She holds a degree in Journalism from Ryerson University.

x

Contact author

x

CategoryID: 42