Emerson Unveils Containerized Computing Solution Designed to Meet Growing Consumer Demand for...
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Emerson Unveils Containerized Computing Solution Designed to Meet Growing Consumer Demand for Wireless Networks and Broadband |
Innovative Concept Unveiled Today Provides Rapid Deployment, Low Total Cost of Ownership Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE: EMR) and the global leader in enabling Business-Critical ContinuityTM, today unveiled its Containerized Computing Solution, a modular approach allowing telecom companies to provide U.S. consumers with wireless and broadband services more quickly and economically. “Telecommunications providers are racing to meet customer demands in the U.S. and emerging markets abroad, and there isn’t always time for bricks and mortar,” said Ed Feeney, executive vice president, Emerson. “Emerson Network Power has the unique grid-to-chip capabilities and global reach needed to bring this complex solution to telecom providers and their customers around the world.” Emerson Network Power has deployed containerized solutions, but typically included in them only infrastructure equipment—not the embedded computing needed to actually support a network. Feeney said those experiences have shown that a modular solution employing components from a single source enable an easier, faster deployment and ensure a low total cost of ownership due to reduced service demands. “This concept illustrates the ability to supply everything from the power inlet to the network outlet including switchgear, power conversion, cooling, racking, and embedded computing technology based on the AdvancedTCA open standard,” said Earle Weaver, group vice president, Emerson. “It’s a true grid-to-chip solution, and since it all comes from Emerson Network Power there are no integration worries as with multiple suppliers.” Emerson Network Power is seeking industry feedback on its Containerized Computing Solution. Visitors to the Emerson Network Power booth at NXTcomm will be invited to provide input and ask questions on-site. In addition, others can share their thoughts at www.EmersonContainer.com, a blog set up to gather industry input. Feedback will be collected and evaluated to help refine the concept going forward. About Emerson Network Power About Emerson
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