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Small Hospital Adopts Blade Tech

HDM Breaking News, February 18, 2006

New London (N.H.) Hospital has implemented PC blade computing technology from ClearCube Technology, Austin, Texas. Contract terms with the 25-bed facility were not disclosed.

The Austin, Texas-based vendor offers full PCs in small, rectangular chassis called "blades," that sit in a temperature-controlled rack in a data center. This means users' hard drives are centralized and users at the desktop or a cart use a small access device that links to a keyboard, mouse and monitor.

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Remotely centralizing the hard drives away from the desktop increases data and physical security while decreasing management and support costs by 40%, according to the vendor. For more information, visit clearcube.com.

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