Bank NISP Deploys Intel® Multi-Core Xeon® Processors and Increases Performance

Case Studies November 5, 2008
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With the successful deployment of blade server systems based on Intel® Core™ microarchitecture, Indonesia-based Bank NISP has effectively buffered itself against increased business demands and laid the groundwork for further service expansion, distinguishing itself from the competition. Read how Bank NISP increased performance in this case study.

Bank NISP Deploys Intel Multi-Core Xeon Processors
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