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Companies implementing Controller Redundancy

Controller Redundancy is a fault‑tolerance approach where two or more controllers run in parallel so that if one fails the system continues operating without interruption, using an extra device or software that can perform the same functions.

List of companies that implement Controller Redundancy

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  • NetApp logo
    United StatesEmployees13kRevenue$6.2BSoftware Development
    Controller RedundancyHigh confidence
  • Tata Consultancy Services logo
    IndiaEmployees731kRevenue$27BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • Cognizant logo
    United StatesEmployees372kRevenue$19BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • United Launch Alliance (ULA) logo
    United StatesEmployees3.2kDefense and Space Manufacturing
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • James L Williams Middle East logo
    United Arab EmiratesEmployees417Construction
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • Linde logo
    United KingdomEmployees66kRevenue$7MChemical Manufacturing
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • BNP Paribas logo
    United KingdomEmployees181kBanking
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • AngloGold Ashanti logo
    United StatesEmployees15kRevenue$4BMining
    Controller RedundancyMedium confidence
  • CGI logo
    CanadaEmployees89kRevenue$9.5BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Controller RedundancyLow confidence
  • SAIC logo
    United StatesEmployees36kRevenue$7.7BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Controller RedundancyLow confidence

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