AGENDA

Agenda Highlights
  • 2:00 PM – Welcome & Registration
  • 3:00 PM – Servo Dynamics Introduction
  • 3:30 PM – Stratus: 40 Years of Innovation
  • 4:00 PM – Stratus ztC Endurance™:
    • Evolution of Fault Tolerance
    • Success Story
    • Demo
  • 5:30 PM – Fortinet
  • 6:00 PM – Dinner & Networking
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Who Should Attend

CTOs, IT infrastructure leads and enterprise architects looking to minimize downtime and enhance the resilience of their operations.

Why it matters?

Traditional high availability equals costly application downtime. In today’s world of instant gratification, predictive fault tolerance is paramount to your enterprise’s success.

Join Servo Dynamics and Stratus to explore how ztC Endurance™ ensures seamless, high-availability operations in IT operations.

Zero Downtime

Discover how ztC Endurance™ achieves predictive fault tolerance.

Success Stories

Learn from organizations that achieved up to 100% uptime.

Interactive Q&A

Participate in a live demo session to see ztC Endurance™ in action.

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The Evolution of Fault Tolerance

Confidently run complex software stacks with Stratus ztC Endurance’s breakthrough 99.99999% availability

The Stratus ztC Endurance platform enables IT and OT to run critical applications without downtime or data loss, using intelligent, predictive fault tolerance.

Using ztC Endurance enables digital transformation of computing infrastructure to modernize operations and deploy advanced software stacks, ensuring application availability and data integrity at the edge or data center. The platform combines built-in fault tolerance, proactive health monitoring, and serviceability by OT or IT, along with meeting cybersecurity requirements.

Explore Full Specifications

Stratus ztC Endurance 3100

Affordable performance for stable, fixed standalone applications in remote offices, branch offices, or shop floor locations.

  • 1 x 4th gen Intel® Xeon® Silver processor, 12 cores
  • Up to 256 GB DDR5 RDIMMS
  • Up to 38.4 TB native NVMe storage

Stratus ztC Endurance 5100

Versatility and flexibility for rapidly growing or evolving applications in regional offices, remote plants, or regional data centers.

  • 2 x 4th gen Intel® Xeon® Silver processors, 24 total cores
  • Up to 512 GB DDR5 RDIMMS
  • Up to 38.4 TB native NVMe storage
Stratus ztC Endurance 5100

Stratus ztC Endurance 7100

High performance for high volume data- or transaction-intensive applications in large remote plants or corporate data centers.

  • 2 x 4th gen Intel® Xeon® Gold processors, 48 total cores
  • Up to 1024 GB DDR5 RDIMMS
  • Up to 38.4 TB native NVMe storage
Stratus ztC Endurance 7100
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