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Enterprise Networks & Servers, Sep 2005
Farmington Savings Bank (FSB), an $850 million institution with 11 offices throughout Central Connecticut and the Farmington River Valley, has deployed Unisys ClearPath FS series servers, to reinforce its IT infrastructure as it experiences continued growth in the key markets it serves.
The Unisys servers include pay-foruse features that will allow the bank to better manage its current and future processing requirements. In addition, the agreement includes both Clarion and Centera storage solutions from EMC Corp.
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FSB is a mutual savings bank regulated by the State of Connecticut and the FDIC.
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