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Companies are increasingly deploying complex software solutions at the edge to help improve efficiency, agility, and productivity as they modernize information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT). This includes the building of edge-core-cloud architectures to connect edge operations with cloud services as a part of digital transformation initiatives. Stratus ftServer platforms provide a more reliable, simpler, and more serviceable compute platform that helps to ensure continuous availability of critical applications and services and helps companies realize the maximum benefit of these initiatives.
Backed by Stratus’ fault tolerance, proactive health monitoring, and support for simple, protected, and autonomous operations, the reliability, virtualization, and performance of Stratus’ ftServer platforms provide organizations with the ability to build edge-in architectures to help modernize infrastructure, improve productivity, and increase operational efficiency and visibility.
The 12th generation Stratus ftServer platform is designed to strike a balance of power, performance, and reliability, making it possible to serve a range of organizations’ use cases. Enhancements include:
The Stratus ftServer Platform is available in four configurations with several memory and disk storage options:
Upon release, this new generation of Stratus ftServer platforms will support VMware vSphere 7.0.
Enhancements to the Stratus ftServer platforms support both industrial use cases, such as industrial automation and smart manufacturing, and non-industrial use cases, such as payments processing, transportation management, and building automation, where downtime results in increased direct business costs and environmental or safety risk, and/or loss of reputation. The ftServer platform is designed to be easier to install by end users or systems integrators, meet IT requirements for interoperability, supportability, costs, and security, and is more easily managed by OT and/or IT.