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Title	Unisys rolls out computing on demand for Intel-based servers
Type	Product information
Source	Redmondmag.com 6/9/05
Summary	The Real Time Capacity (RTC) series of servers from Unisys enables customers to increase (and decrease) capacity on demand. "We allow the client, on his own, in a self-service manner, to go to his workstation, click an icon, and within 15 minutes he's up to capacity," says Mark Feverston, vice president of platforms for systems and technologies at Unisys. continue

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