Georgia Telco CU Implements New DataStorage System

February 22, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

ATLANTA - (02/22/06) -- Georgia Telco CU said Tuesday it haspurchased a 3PAR InServ Storage Server to use in conjunction withthe Oracle 10g data processing system. The combination of the twosystems will reduce costs by as much as 50%, while improvingefficiency of the credit unions database storage. The new databasestorage system is being demonstrated at Oracle's Enterprise StorageCenter in Atlanta.

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