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Intel, IBM, Orange Partnership Uses the Intel® Xeon® Processor E7 Family

Intel and IBM create architecture based on IBM DB2 pureScale* cluster technology with Intel® Xeon® processor E7 family for database deployments.

SGI and Intel Video: Altix UV* Technology Overview

Video describes features and benefits of SGI Altix UV* compared to standard rack mounted and clustered solutions. Features Dr. Eng Lim Goh, CTO, SGI.

Red Hat and Intel: Rock-Solid Mission-Critical Computing

Video: Red Hat Linux 6* running on Intel® Xeon® processor E7 family is an alternative to UNIX/RISC-based platforms for mission-critical computing.

Running SQL Server 2008 R2 on Intel® Xeon® 7500 Series

Video: Microsoft's Claude Lorenson on the advantages gained from SQL Server 2008 R2* running on Intel® Xeon® 7500 series at Microsoft TechEd 2010.

HP, Intel Deliver Mission-Critical Converged Infrastructure

Watch how HP and Intel work together to deliver on the promise of mission-critical converged infrastructure.

Oracle OpenWorld 2011—Mission-Critical Cloud Overview

Speakers discuss the adoption of mission-critical cloud, virtualized, and hybrid computing environments, and the Cloud 2015 Vision.

Mission Critical in the Cloud from VMworld 2011

Attendees discuss mission-critical cloud computing controls, features, and performance advantages using the Intel® Xeon® processor.

Speaking of Mission-Critical Workloads at Oracle OpenWorld

Oracle OpenWorld 2011 presenters talk about mission-critical computing and big data innovations using the Intel® Xeon® processor.

Migrating Mission Critical Systems to Intel® Architecture

Intel IT’s business case for migrating, the challenges faced transitioning to a new platform, and the great benefits derived from the transition.

Intel Ph.D. Fellowship Forum

Intel scholarship participants attend the Ph.D. Fellowship Forum for a chance to learn about Intel and connect with mentors and industry people.