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Cirrus Wins PTA, CCTV Server Replacement

Cirrus Networks has won a $A1 million contract to upgrade servers for the Public Transport Authority in Perth. The Unified Computing System (UCS) Server Replacement project will replace the Cisco UCS server infrastructure that is used for CCTV, Operations and Public Transport Authority (PTA) IT to support the business. According to the original tender request, […]

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    Cirrus Networks has won a $A1 million contract to upgrade servers for the Public Transport Authority in Perth.

    The Unified Computing System (UCS) Server Replacement project will replace the Cisco UCS server infrastructure that is used for CCTV, Operations and Public Transport Authority (PTA) IT to support the business.

    According to the original tender request, the existing equipment has reached ‘end of life support’ and the project will replace the existing servers with new UTS server infrastructure that aligns with PTA standards and can meet the performance and reliability requirements of an operational environment.

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