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Secure-24 Brings High Securtiy and Performance to Hosting Customers

Solution: Red Hat® Enterprise Linux, Red Hat GFS, MySQL and Red Hat Network
Secure-24 provides information security and managed hosting solutions for companies who need a reliable, high-quality hosting alternative to in-house solutions. They focus on serving security-conscious, data-driven companies, such as financial institutions, healthcare, tier I and II automotive suppliers, as well as OEMs. High performance and high availability are paramount to the success of Secure-24. This is why they chose Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat GFS on Dell servers with Intel 64-bit processors when they began building out their IT infrastructure.
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ASP4all

Solution: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Network Satellite Server, Red Hat Technical Account Manager
With two highly resilient A-class datacenters in Amsterdam, ASP4All a variety of hosting services to companies and governments across the Netherlands. They've chosen Red Hat Enterprise Linux with Red Hat Network Satellite Server as their Linux standard, providing stability, security, and high-availability for their customers.
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Host Europe Managed Hosting: No Interruptions Thanks to Red Hat

Solution: Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Cluster Suite, Red Hat support services
Host Europe develops and markets Internet services for private and commercial customers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The company provides customers with a fail-safe infrastructure, a comprehensive range of scalable and high-quality Internet services, as well as customer-focused support. In order to make this range of services available, Host Europe focuses on partnerships with experienced technology companies. Over 25% of companies quoted on the German stock exchange, DAX, use services provided by Host Europe.
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COIG Selects Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Solution: Red Hat Enterprise Linux
COIG is a major outsourcing company and independent software vendor (ISV) in Poland, responsible for managing several major IT contracts. Among these contracts, COIG maintains the IT infrastructure for Poland's entire coal mine network. An outdated and disjointed IT infrastructure created performance and maintenance issues for Polish coal mines. COIG needed to renew the aging IT infrastructure based on SCO Unix across 50 remote locations, while increasing functionality and reducing maintenance downtime. After looking at all the major Linux distributions and holding an intensive evaluation session, COIG opted for Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
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Swisscom IT Services

Solution: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 with virtualization, Red Hat Cluster Suite, Red Hat Satellite Server, JBoss Application Server, IBM Blade servers
Swisscom IT Services, a strategic subsidiary of the Swisscom Group, the largest Swiss telecommunications provider, needed to create a standardized and stable operating system environment to host outsourced services for its customers. The company also wanted to simplify the provisioning and allocation of new servers by creating an automated staging infrastructure. Under the name "Simply Managed Linux" (SIMLUX), Swisscom decided to work with Red Hat to develop a highly flexible and effective infrastructure for its data centres.
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Comcast

Selected for ther use of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 virtualization capabilities to create a cost-effective, highly efficient testing and certification environment to support the corporate IPv6 initiative.

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Apollo Hosting

Red Hat provided Apollo Hosting with the availability it requires to provide consistently high quality of service to its growing customer base. “Our customers range from ‘mom and pop’ businesses to large companies, and they all need high availability. No one can afford downtime,” said McLeman. Using Red Hat has also given the company a competitive edge in the market. “With Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers, there are significantly less operating system issues. Nine times out of ten, the problems we encounter are at the hardware level, such as a memory issue we can easily resolve. Greater uptime puts us ahead of our competitors,” he said.