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The clients are looking to tap these technologies, which is why we are bringing in servers that allow them to optimize on traditional workloads as well as invest into new age workloads such as cloud, artificial intelligence, analytics, and blockchain,” said Manish Gupta, senior director and general manager of Infrastructure Solutions Group, Dell EMC India, the Economic Times, an Indian daily, reported. The clients of Dell EMC India include major local IT firms, banks, financial organizations, and insurance companies.
For this reason, Dell EMC launched a new server called PowerEdge MX earlier in September that would support both traditional and emerging data center workloads. Ashley Gorakhpurwalla, president and general manager of Dell EMC Server and Infrastructure Systems, explained what PowerEdge MX does: "PowerEdge MX enables a modular approach to flexibly build and combine compute, storage, and networking, so organizations can transform their IT in a way that optimizes resources and offers investment protection for future generations of technological advances." Another Dell subsidiary, VMware, has been working on Project Concord— an open-source blockchain infrastructure designed to be both scalable and energy efficient.
Earlier in 2018, the south Indian state of Telangana announced it would sign memoranda of understanding with blockchain firms that could allow the state to implement the technology across various government services. Notably, the Telangana government partnered with Tech Mahindra, an Indian multinational provider of information technology, to launch India’s first ‘Blockchain District.' While the country's IT companies and government bodies are receptive to blockchain, the country's Supreme Court is currently in the midst of examining a contentious circular issued by India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India.
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The clients are looking to tap these technologies, which is why we are bringing in servers that allow them to optimize on traditional workloads as well as invest into new age workloads such as cloud, artificial intelligence, analytics, and blockchain,” said Manish Gupta, senior director and general manager of Infrastructure Solutions Group, Dell EMC India, the Economic Times, an Indian daily, reported. The clients of Dell EMC India include major local IT firms, banks, financial organizations, and insurance companies.
For this reason, Dell EMC launched a new server called PowerEdge MX earlier in September that would support both traditional and emerging data center workloads. Ashley Gorakhpurwalla, president and general manager of Dell EMC Server and Infrastructure Systems, explained what PowerEdge MX does: "PowerEdge MX enables a modular approach to flexibly build and combine compute, storage, and networking, so organizations can transform their IT in a way that optimizes resources and offers investment protection for future generations of technological advances." Another Dell subsidiary, VMware, has been working on Project Concord— an open-source blockchain infrastructure designed to be both scalable and energy efficient.
Earlier in 2018, the south Indian state of Telangana announced it would sign memoranda of understanding with blockchain firms that could allow the state to implement the technology across various government services. Notably, the Telangana government partnered with Tech Mahindra, an Indian multinational provider of information technology, to launch India’s first ‘Blockchain District.' While the country's IT companies and government bodies are receptive to blockchain, the country's Supreme Court is currently in the midst of examining a contentious circular issued by India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India.
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