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and optimize the multiple diverse components of their IT infrastructure Cassatt Active Response can monitor and automatically provision or decommission physical and virtual server, software, and network resources as appropriate to meet the application demand This means that with Cassatt Active Response customers can break down the static silos of hardware and software that sit mostly idle in datacenters today, overprovisioned in anticipation of the largest expected spikes in demand Instead, customers can pool their hardware and software into a cloud of computing resources shared across applications, and use only the amount of computing capacity needed at any one time This approach frees up previously unusable compute capacity, increases control, and can reduce traditional IT operations costs for datacenters by as much as 50 percent, fundamentally altering the calculations for what could or should be outsourced As organizations become aware of the potential cost benefits and flexibility associated with cloud computing, they are going to look for ways to get these same benefits in their

a step recovery diode (SRD), and are narrowband by nature Both the input and output impedance matching circuits will be effective only over a very narrow band of frequencies because of the inherently reactive nature of these diodes Also, while SRDs are capable of high values of frequency multiplication, and can reach up to 20 GHz in frequency, they are also quite expensive Varactor diodes are cheaper, but have much lower levels of frequency multiplication, yet have a higher maximum operational frequency than the SRD GaAs varactor types are available that can be operated into the very high microwave region, while hyperabrupt snap-off varactor diodes have higher conversion efficiencies than the common abrupt varactors; in fact, the conversion efficiency of any varactor multiplier is approximately 1/N, with N being the harmonic number Resistive frequency multiplication is created by the nonlinear resistance inherent in any Schottky diode Since a pure resistance is not affected by

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internal data centers, said Al Gillen, program vice president, system software at IDC Cassatt recognized the benefit of building a management system that could deliver services using a cloud-like paradigm long before the term cloud was in everyday use Cassatt continues to expand its support for the hardware, software, virtualization, and networking resources that customers use in their data centers today We are pleased that the combination of IBM AIX systems, with the latest version of Cassatt Active Response, will result in further energy efficiency in the data center, said Jay Kruemcke, AIX offering manager, IBM Systems and Technology Group Through the application of utility computing principles including resource repurposing and power management, the AIX platform can be one of the most power-efficient compute platforms on the market today With Cassatt s newly added support of Force10 Networks data center switching solutions, customers can automatically optimize the configuration of network infrastructure, guaranteeing the quality of service and bandwidth required by applications, based on policies they set, to deliver cloud-style optimization and agility, said Steve Garrison, vice president of marketing, Force10 Networks Customers can save on space, power, cooling, and cabling, while using our agile, robust switch infrastructure to provide the best network configuration to support their business needs at any given time Cassatt Active Response 52 provides Platform support for Linux, Sun Solaris, Microsoft Windows, and IBM AIX Support for virtualization from VMware, Citrix (Xen), with Parallels Virtuozzo Containers coming in the first quarter of 2009 Microsoft Hyper-V will be supported as customer demand warrants Networking support for equipment from Cisco, Dell, Extreme Networks, Nortel Networks, F5, and Force10 Networks Cassatt Active Response 52 is available in a Standard Edition, Premium Edition, and Data Center Edition Cassatt Active Response, Standard Edition, starts at US$200 per managed machine Cassatt Active Response, Premium Edition, starts at US$1,250 per managed machine Cassatt Active Response, Data Center Edition, starts at US$2,500 per managed machine The Cassatt Active Profiling Service is priced based upon the number of servers to be profiled, the number of days of profiling, plus the cost of professional services personnel The minimum starting point is profiling 150 servers for 30 days, plus one consultant, which starts at US$40,500.