Mercedes-Benz Data Migration
Atlanta, GA. December 17, 2017
Infinium Technologies announced that it successfully completed a full Power 8 migration for Mercedes-Benz USA (MBUSA), as well as migrated their servers to new data centers. The 10 month project involved migrating over 140 TB of storage and over 500 servers from old legacy hardware to IBM Power 8.
Posted on 02 Mar 2018
Infinium Partners with Google
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Posted on 26 Jan 2016
LADWP Power7 Migration
Atlanta, GA. March 17, 2014
Infinium Technologies announced today that it successfully completed a full Power 7 migration for the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP), the nation’s largest municipal utility, providing water and electric service to Los Angeles. The four week project involved migrating over 20 TB of storage and over 60 servers from old legacy hardware to IBM Power 770s.
Posted on 25 Mar 2014
Royal Caribbean Data Center Migration
Atlanta, GA. November 20, 2013
Infinium Technologies announced today that it successfully completed a full Power 7 migration for Royal Caribbean (RCCL), a leading provider of cruise lines that sail to the most popular destinations in the Caribbean, Europe, Alaska, South America, Far East, Australia and New Zealand. The twenty-four month project involved migrating over 200 TB of storage and over 500 servers (including applications, databases) for old legacy hardware to IBM Power 795s. At the same time RCCL reduced data center foot print with Power7 Virtualization and completed a full Disaster Recovery (DR) site implementation.
Posted on 30 Nov 2013
iTelligence Data Center Migration
Atlanta, GA. October 8, 2012 Infinium Technologies announced today that it successfully completed a full data center migration for itelligence, Inc., a leading full service SAP provider, from their downtown Cincinnati location to their state of the art Blue Ash data center.
Verified by IBM. The six month project involved migrating over 180 TB of storage and over 480 servers (including applications, databases) plus physically moving 24 blade centers, over 200 blades, 4 DS series storage units and 50 other pieces of equipment. Click here for detail on this
IBM Global Solution. Posted on 24 Nov 2012
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