Mobile IT Recovery
ICM has invested in specialist business recovery mobile data centres capable of delivering
unrivalled high end computing power to client sites throughout the UK.
Our mobile vehicles are purpose built to create a fully independent mobile data centre environment. In addition to the pre-configured systems, each mobile includes on-board diesel generator, UPS support, air-conditioning, high speed LAN & WAN support and operator areas. All mobiles are available for annual testing both at ICM and client locations and cover SUN, IBM & Intel.
ICM currently has the following Mobile Recovery Units:
IBM Datacentre
Delivery of powerful, permanently equipped IBM Mobile Recovery Service providing in
excess of 4,500 CPW of processing power and 1TB of Disk
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Sun Microsystems Datacentre
The UK's only Mobile Sun E10K Service, delivering up to 16 independent domains
across 64 x 400MHz and 64GB memory, served by 10TB of Disk.
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Compaq Alpha / Vax Datacentre
Delivery of high-end Alpha series and legacy VAX systems on board a mobile data
centre, served by a 4TB fibre channel SAN.
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High - End Intel Datacentre
The UK's largest permanently equipped Intel Server Mobile Data Centre, featuring more
than 100 Intel Xeon Processors, 50GB of memory and a 10TB fibre channel SAN.
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Multi - Vendor Support Datacentre
A purpose built Mobile Data Centre configured with any combination of IT Vendor
equipment built to your specification.
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ICM Triumphs at Business Continuity Awards 2007
Business Continuity Service Provider of the Year
Most Innovative Product
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