Brocade isn\’t always very forthcoming about what they are working on. Obviously a fair chunk of development and engineering efforts are spent on cloud integration and enablement of their software and hardware stack into this computing methodology. Acquisitions like Foundry, Vyatta and now Connectem show that the horizon has broadened the views of Brocade. To […]
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It\’s comes to no surprise that a couple of technologies really struck in 2012. Flash disk drives, and specifically in flash arrays, have gone mainstream. One more technology still clinging on is converged networking and of course Big Data. Big Data has become such a hype-word that many people have different opinions and descriptions for it. What is basically boils down
Storage in 2013 and beyond. Read More »
I browsed through some of the great TechField Day videos and came across the discussion \”What is an Ethernet Fabric?\” which covered the topic of Brocade\’s version of a flat layer 2 Ethernet network based on their proprietary \”ether-fabric protocol\”. At a certain point the discussion led to the usual \”Storage vs. Network\” and it
Why convergence still doesn\’t work and how you put your business at risk Read More »
I browsed through some of the great TechField Day videos and came across the discussion \”What is an Ethernet Fabric?\” which covered the topic of Brocade\’s version of a flat layer 2 Ethernet network based on their proprietary \”ether-fabric protocol\”. At a certain point the discussion led to the usual \”Storage vs. Network\” and it
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You have to love the Americans. No country in the world has such a diverse range of people from all over the world as they do. The funny thing is you can easily categorise them into classes. 1. The absolute geniuses. These people account around 0.0001 % of the entire population and they are primarily
US Government shoots itself in the foot. Read More »
And here we are again. I\’ve busy doing some internal stuff for my company so the tweets and blogs were put on low maintenance. Anyway, VMware launched its new version of vSphere and the amount of attention and noise it received is overwhelming both from a positive as well as negative side. Many customers feel
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