In October 2012, IBM advanced its PureSystems portfolio with new PureData servers. McGee said that the PureData Systems help clients more efficiently manage and quickly analyze petabytes of data in minutes and intelligently use those insights to support specific business goals across their organizations.
“Most recently, new PureSystems models were launched to help remove the complexity of developing cloud-based services by making it easier to provision, deploy and manage a secure cloud environment,” McGee said.
“Those models include a smaller PureApplication System to accelerate cloud deployments for a broader range of organizations and a PureApplication System on POWER7+ to ease management of transaction and analytics applications in the cloud,” McGee continued.
Big Data
IBM is now rolling out a new series of PureSystems with the PureData for Hadoop solution
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“PureData for Hadoop is an expert integrated system which offers a turnkey solution to help accelerate and simplify Hadoop for the enterprise,” Nancy Kopp, IBM Director of Big Data, PureData, told ServerWatch. ” More than just a reference architecture, it is fully integrated to manage and integrates easily within the IBM Big Data Platform.”
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IBM PureSystems Turning One and Tackling Big Data
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