Increasing Energy Efficiency with x86 Servers

According to this IT Executive Advisory from the Robert Francis Group, IT executives are going to get the best chance of optimizing power, cost, and performance by selecting computing solutions that are designed to synergistically enhance capabilities in these three areas. The report further explains how IBM Corporation has teamed with Intel Corporation to integrate the benefits of energy-efficient computing.

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Get more information from IBM on the new generation of System x*, BladeCenter* and iDataPlex* servers and other supporting options offering a combination of performance, value and energy efficiency designed to help you improve service, reduce costs and manage risk.

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