“GoAhead Software, the leading provider of off-the-shelf service
availability software for Internet infrastructure devices and
servers, and Intel Corporation are collaborating to provide a
highly available communications infrastructure platform running on
Linux.”
“The telecom and datacom industries are demanding a
comprehensive high availability solution to accelerate the
widespread deployment of reliable infrastructure applications.
While many companies employ systems with features like hot swap
that increase system uptime, the industry requires a complete
off-the-shelf management solution that can enable 99.999% system
availability. This demonstration is a big step toward that
solution. The GoAhead Linux solution integrates GoAhead
HighAvailability software with CompactPCI(R) platforms based on
Intel Pentium(R) III processors to create a reliable, highly
available system-level solution for communications
infrastructure.”
“We believe that the combination of Intel Architecture and
the Linux operating system provides a compelling platform for
today’s communications applications like Voice-over IP that require
high availability,” said Intel’s Ton Steenman, comms marketing
director, Embedded Intel Architecture Division. “We are excited to
be working with companies like GoAhead to ensure that off-the-shelf
solutions are available to telecom and network equipment
manufacturers.”
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