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Liberty Global has selected Teleste s Distributed Access solution
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TURKU, Finland, April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Teleste has announced that Liberty Global (NASDAQ: LBTYA, LBTYB and LBTYK), one of the world s leading converged video, broadband and communications companies, will trial Teleste s Distributed Access Architecture to support their GIGAbit network, meaning customers will benefit from increased reliability and capacity thanks to the new DOCSIS technology.
Already used successfully in Coventry and Warrington in the UK, Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) is now being rolled out in Baguley, UK. DAA is a new way of building DOCSIS networks and is being trialed to allow the Data Core and Edge Devices to bring data and video services to Liberty Global customers in a real operational environment at speeds of over 1Gbps.
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Ski firm dumps ‘motley’ storage for DataCore software-defined
Eurogroup cuts power usage by 70% and rackspace from 84U to 7U as it consolidates multiple physical servers and storage protocols onto SANsymphony software-defined storage
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By Published: 12 Mar 2021
France-based holiday firm Eurogroup – known by its Ski France brand in the UK – has gone all-in on software-defined storage from DataCore to try to resolve challenges around business agility.
In the process, it has been able to gain control over a heterogeneous storage landscape – with management from a single console – and cut usage of power and space.
“Our commercial activity is very dynamic,” says Athénaïs Carlon, head of IT at Eurogroup. “As campaigns come and go, we have to create and decommission servers. That means provisioning, then freeing up, hundreds of gigabytes of storage every time.