SAP will launch Linux server dedicated devices soon

SAP is about to launch a Linux server dedicated device-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. The following is a detailed description. SAP will now launch a new dedicated ERP server, which uses a quad-core Xeon processor and Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Operating System to win more medium-sized Enterprise customers.

This product was developed in cooperation with Intel and is mainly intended for manufacturing enterprises and service-oriented enterprises. It is bundled with SAP's ERP integrated software and SAP MaxDB database. This system was unveiled at Cebit Germany this week.

Optimization work completed through prior cooperation with Intel and appropriate software combinations, including SUSE Linux and SAP, to be compared with similar software and hardware products, this product can save customers 45% of the implementation cost and 25% of the total cost of ownership.

Currently, the product is available in five Nordic countries and is planned to expand to 20 countries this year. SAP plans to bring the product to the U.S. market in the second quarter. Customers can pre-configure the system and estimate the price based on the configuration on SAP.com.

In the future, customers can purchase the system directly from the manufacturer of raw equipment that has a partnership with SAP and Intel. SAP revealed that the company's R & D cooperation with Intel was only the first step in a series of cooperation activities between the two parties.