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Fans and skeptics argue on Fibre Channel over Ethernet
This year's Storage Networking World Europe show focused attention on Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE). However, while SAN vendors promoted FCoE as a way to extend Fibre Channel's reach and longevity, skeptics described it as unnecessary -- and perhaps even a Cisco-powered Trojan horse intended to wipe out rival networking supplier Brocade Communications.Foundry could postpone Brocade vote yet again
Foundry Networks says a shareholder vote on its amended deal to be acquired by Brocade could be further delayed.Foundry postpones vote on Brocade deal, stock plunges
Foundry Networks stock closed down over 25 percent Friday after the company said it is postponing a shareholder vote on its merger with Brocade.EMC, NetApp roll out Fibre Channel over Ethernet products
EMC and NetApp pushed new Fibre Channel over Ethernet products at Storage Networking World in the US last week, but the technology may not gain mainstream adoption for more than a year.EMC blesses Emulex FCoE adapters
EMC said Monday it will support a line of Emulex network adapters that use Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCOE), giving a big-name boost to an emerging technology that could become the common transport across an entire data center.Could 'fat-tree' switch setup trim data center costs?
Buying faster switches might not be the only way to amp up performance across data center networks, according to researchers at the University of California, San Diego, who this week proposed a network architecture that would enable commodity Ethernet switches to deliver better performance at a lower cost than their 10 Gigabit Ethernet counterparts.Network Instruments data recorder holds 288T bytes
Network Instruments has developed what it claims is the largest network data recorder available. The GigaStor SAS has a capacity of up to 288 terabytes, and was originally developed for a U.S. military customer which needed to store a month's worth of the traffic on its network, said Douglas Smith, the company's president and co-founder.iSCSI, flash storage highlight overhaul of EMC's mid-range Clariion system
EMC Tuesday will ship a new generation of its Clariion midrange storage-area network disk array, which makes support for iSCSI a standard feature, offers new energy-saving software tools and gives customers the option to use flash memory.Brocade's Foundry buy will boost Fibre Channel over Ethernet
Brocade's pending acquisition of Foundry Networks and its IP network technology will give Brocade a shot in the arm in the area of Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE), a technology expected to make major data center inroads in the next few years.Brocade deal to help drive data-center transition
Brocade Communications Systems' planned US$3 billion acquisition of Foundry Networks is a major strategic move in a brewing war over the future of data-center connectivity, industry analysts said Tuesday.Watch out Cisco: Here comes Brocade/Foundry
Brocade's proposed US$3 billion acquisition of Foundry Networks this week would create a stronger data center competitor to Cisco while raising the stakes even higher for other Ethernet switch companies.
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Latest on Fibre Channel
- Fans and skeptics argue on Fibre Channel over Ethernet
- Foundry could postpone Brocade vote yet again
- Foundry postpones vote on Brocade deal, stock plunges
- EMC, NetApp roll out Fibre Channel over Ethernet products
- EMC blesses Emulex FCoE adapters
- Could 'fat-tree' switch setup trim data center costs?
- Network Instruments data recorder holds 288T bytes
- iSCSI, flash storage highlight overhaul of EMC's mid-range Clariion system
- Brocade's Foundry buy will boost Fibre Channel over Ethernet
- Brocade deal to help drive data-center transition
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