EDGE APPLICATIONS
Introducing the unbeatable
Stratus ftServer
Organizations today are looking for reliable, secure, yet easy-to-manage edge computing infrastructure that’s highly interoperable with their data centers and cloud. ftServer can protect various business-critical processor and data-intensive applications, including advanced SCADA, MES, SCM, AI, and ML in 24x7x36.
Optimized for distributed edge-in architectures, Stratus ftServer delivers the performance needed to support your advanced processor and data intensive applications while providing the fault tolerance, security and manageability required at the edge of your corporate networks.
Simple and Easy to
Deploy, Manage, & Service
In an always-on global economy, enterprises require failure prevention—not failure recovery. Companies are looking for reliable, secure, yet easy to manage edge computing infrastructure that’s highly interoperable with their data centers and cloud.
Optimized for distributed edge-in architectures, Stratus ftServer delivers the performance needed to support your advanced processor and data intensive applications, while also providing the fault tolerance, security, and manageability required at the edge of your corporate networks.
Key Benefits
ftServer is a fully integrated continuously available platform that helps companies maximize revenue, quality, and productivity:
No unplanned downtime
Ensure application availability despite component failures. Ride through transient errors and power spikes that would take down other x86 systems.
No data corruption or data loss
Ensure all transactions are processed. Protect the integrity of both committed and in-flight data.
Simplified deployment
Get instant continuous availability without having to modify your software applications or write failover scripts.
Simplified management
Save time and effort with self-monitoring hardware, automated parts replacement, and customer replaceable subsystems.
Lower total cost of ownership
Save up to 40% when you factor in acquisition, deployment, management, and unplanned downtime costs.
