ServerWatch: Sendmail Releases IBM Mainframe Offering

"Performance tests conducted by Sendmail and IBM found that a single IBM eServer z900 mainframe could support more than 2 million users, making it the largest single-server e-mail system on Linux currently available, according to Sendmail.

For enterprises that require larger environments, Sendmail offers a cluster architecture that enables customers to harness multiple mainframes to transparently serve a greater number of users.

Sendmail believes the products' seamless scalability and high reliability make the solution for the IBM eServer z900 ideal for global enterprises with mission-critical e-mail systems supporting employees, customers, and partners, as well as for service providers that host e-mail services."

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