Microsoft SQL Server Fast Track Data Warehouse: A "Semiappliance"

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Microsoft SQL Server Fast Track Data Warehouse: A "Semiappliance"

Posted March 3, 2009 | Technology |

Microsoft has stepped up its efforts to become a serious enterprise data warehouse player with the introduction of its SQL Server Fast Track Data Warehouse (SSFTDW) offerings -- a set of reference architectures for data warehousing available on pretested, preconfigured standard hardware from Bull, Dell, and HP.

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Microsoft SQL Server Fast Track Data Warehouse: A "Semiappliance"

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