rolled out three new ClearPath mainframes, including two Intel Corp.-based systems in a push to make all its high-end and midrange mainframes Intel based. The new ClearPath servers are designed for transaction-processing environments, continuous availability, environments with highly variable performance workloads and other enterprise computing tasks that require high levels of security. "The base platform is extremely reliable because of the redundancy built in, and it has mirrored memory," said Bill Maclean, the vice president of ClearPath programs, Unisys systems and technology. "If there is a fault in a memory component, it is transparently supported through memory redundancy, so it will not go down, It includes a quick recovery process that can re-establish the functioning environment within moments. We are not claiming...
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