Sun Try & Buy Catalogue


Try Sun gear for 60 days, no strings attached. Pick your gear and let us know. RCR Technologies takes care of the paperwork for you.

Review the attached catalogue for available configurations.




Sun Storage 7310 Launch


Sun's newest offering in the Open Storage portfolio is the 7310. This should fill the gap between the 7210 and 7410 arrays and allow scalability along with the ability to cluster the controller heads.

At time time, 60 day trials are still available for all the Open Storage products.






Save Money on Sun


Sun's recent release of their x86/x64 servers based on the Intel's Nehalem processors means Sun means business.

Run your business on Sun, with a lower cost of entry and reduced operational costs means a quicker ROI on your next server refresh.

With programs available such as the 'Try and Buy 60 Day Trial', you can move to Sun with peace of mind knowing you've spent your budget well.

Contact an RCR sales rep for more information. We are always happy to help with all your inquires.

http://ca.sun.com/tryandbuy/products.jsp


Computerworld (IDG) Article on Sun Unified Stoage 7000


Below is the article IDG wrote back in November in regards to the 7000 launch.

I would have liked to see them at least MENTION the fact that all the included features are free under the GPL. Also, since the article was released, Sun has launched a clusterable version of the product for High Availability where required.



Sun Solutions for SMB


Everybody's data centre is being taxed to the limit. Heat, energy and staffing resources are barely within the envelope and you need to increase capacity.





Fishworks Analytics - Why you don't yell at your computer.


Brendan Gregg from the Fishworks team was able to determine the effects of vibration on a spinning hard drive.




Sun AMD / Intel server line.


Sun Microsystems has an industry leading line of mid-range to high-end x86/x64 based servers.
New Hex-core based Intel Xeons are excellent in providing efficiencies for virtualized environments.

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