Maximizing the Performance of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time for Financial Services Applications on AMD64 Technology Whitepaper: The technology needs of financial services companies offer a remarkable challenge for computer hardware and software vendors. The central requirement is deterministic, real-time computing for high-priority transactions that must execute accurately and predictably every time. However, a real-time computing solution must also offer rock-solid stability and reliability, since there is zero tolerance for missed transactions, lost records, or system downtime. Click here.
Real-World Performance of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time
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This paper documents the excellent results of several proof-of-concept exercises conducted with database and financial applications using SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time. It also includes specific results of real-time tests comparing the PDL times of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time with Red Hat and other Linux kernels. Click here.
Technical Whitepaper: SUSE Enterprise Linux Real Time Whitepaper:
This paper outlines the specific technical capabilities of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time, including enterprise services offerings, and shows how SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time delivers a solid foundation for your Service-oriented Infrastructure (SOI). Learn how SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time can be used to build the next generation of data-center computing, creating an on-demand infrastructure that is modular, highly responsive and easy to deploy and control. Click here.
Cable Broadband Market Declines; Motorola Surges
November 15, 2002
According to a new study from Synergy Research Group, the worldwide broadband-equipment market continues to weaker, but thanks to strength in the cable segment Motorola has achieved its highest quarterly market share position since 2000. Other broadband competitors, Alcatel, Siemens and Cisco have seen their broadband sales slide 28 percent, 21 percent and 16 percent, respectively, driven by lower volume and falling prices.
"The DSL equipment market continues to be under tremendous pressure from the meltdown in carrier CapEx spending," said Stan Zhiyong Zou, industry analyst at Synergy. "While the cable broadband market is experiencing softer decreases driven by cable operators selectively investing so as to provision voice, video and data giving vendors such as Motorola a push in market share."
Synergy anticipates cable broadband to generate more attention over the next two quarters as cable broadband vendors continue to move to DOCSIS and PacketCable standards.
The worldwide broadband-equipment market dropped 19 percent sequentially during the third quarter of 2002. The CapEx downturn continues to place negative pressure on broadband equipment sales growth, especially in North America and Europe. This has propelled Asia Pacific as the second largest DSL equipment market -- surpassing North America for two quarters in a row.
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