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SUN MICROSYSTEMS: Scalability problems in telecoms bi billing systems beaten by Intec/Sun co-operation.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-10 August 1999-SUN MICROSYSTEMS: Carriers' scalability problems in telecoms billing systems beaten by co-operation between Intec Systems and Sun Microsystems (C)1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:090899 * 40 CPU Sun processor and 4 Oracle instances hits major scalability target * Latest client/server architecture offers linear scalability to growing carriers New tests by Sun Microsystems and Intec Systems have demonstrated the scalability of complex, multi-processor, multi- database client/server architectures in one of the world's most demanding online processing applications, telecoms billing.
The purpose of the tests was to prove that InterconnecT, Intec Systems telecoms billing solution, running the Sun Solaris operating system on...
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