Novell and AMD
"Virtualization offers organizations many key IT
benefits including simpler deployment and more efficient use of computing
resources. Having worked with the open source community to deliver
virtualization to the enterprise market, AMD is pleased to see Novell deliver
new cross-platform management solutions designed to accelerate the adoption of
virtualization and maximize system performance."
Terri Hall,
Vice President,
Software Alliances and Solutions, AMD
Open source operating systems such as SUSE Linux Enterprise are letting companies add business specific features to their applications for a real competitive advantage. Server virtualization technologies like XEN are optimizing the utilization of servers. And Second-Generation AMD Opteron™ processors with AMD Virtualization (AMD-V) are providing the hardware platform for both, helping companies squeeze the maximum performance and efficiency out of each server in the data center.
Harness the Power of Virtualization for Server Consolidation -
Xen-based Virtualization with SUSE Linux Enterprise on AMD
Processors with AMD Virtualization
Both Novell and its partners have worked with the open source community to ensure that the Xen hypervisor meets the business needs of its mutual customers that want to leverage the consolidation benefits of server virtualization.
Bringing Open Source Virtualization to the
Financial Services Market
Financial Services Enzerprises making the transition to open source. The AMD Opteron processor family improve raw performance, but also make them ideal for mission-critical virtualized server applications.
Gain advanced Linux computing with Novell and AMD64
Millions of computer users worldwide have made SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and AMD64 their choice for secure enterprise computing.
The Novell and AMD Advantage
Through the cooperation of Novell, AMD and the open source community, SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, AMD processors with AMD-V, and the Xen hypervisor work together to let enterprises easily leverage the power of server virtualization.
