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Scalent Systems announced that it now offers enterprises
additional purchasing flexibility by recently expanding its sales channel to
include OEM and reseller partners including EMC, Unisys, and HP.
Unisys OEMs Scalent V/OE as uAdapt to deliver real-time infrastructure to both customers of the Unisys ES7000 server line as well as heterogeneous infrastructure deployed within their customer's environment. Scalent enhances the delivery of real-time initiatives through its support of a wide breath of operating environments, server hardware, and networking infrastructure.
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