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Juniper Networks introduces data center infrastructure solutions
By siliconindia
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008, 21:01 IST
Bangalore: Juniper Networks, a U.S. based provider of high-performance networking, introduced its new data center infrastructure solutions designed to advance IT initiatives for data center consolidation, server virtualization and sustainable information technology. The Juniper Networks data center infrastructure solutions can significantly reduce network complexity and total cost of ownership by up to 52 percent in capital expenditures, up to 44 percent in power, up to 44 percent in cooling and up to 55 percent in rack space in the data center.
Industry leaders increasingly depend on their information infrastructure to accommodate growth and maximize revenue. To remain competitive, they need to provide a growing number of users with robust applications and services while lowering costs. In the data center network, however, these businesses are constrained by legacy architectures that cannot scale with increased information processing demands and energy requirements. Juniper uniquely addresses these challenges with its Data Center Infrastructure Solutions, which provide a fast, reliable and secure environment that paves the way for the consolidation, automation and virtualization of business processes.
Juniper's data center approach, which includes switching, routing and security technologies, all running on a single network operating system, JUNOS software, is supported by strategic partner IBM and customers including AdvancedMD Software, AOL, Commerce Bank and Laboratory of neuro imaging at UCLA.
Juniper's data center infrastructure solutions will help enterprises, service providers and government agencies lower their total cost of ownership by allowing them to a build a network architecture that provides the operational simplicity, agility and efficiency that high-performance businesses need to keep pace with escalating demands and increasingly complex data center environments.
