I need to change out a blade in a 4510R soon. I'll be replacing a 48port 10/100 with a 48port 10/100/1000 blade.The Cisco docs say the blades are hot ...

For organizations that still have Cisco 6500 (Non-E-Series) chassis, they have three options. 1) Stay with what you have and hope the chassis does not experience a hardware failure.

In the large chassis, Cisco is beating their other product lines on 10/40 Gbps pricing: $490 to $625 a port for 10Gbps copper ports (depending on whether the chassis is half-populated or fully ...

To push that move faster, Cisco introduced a new Fabric Extender for UCS. That Fabric Extender, or FEXlink, extends the Cisco Nexus 5000 switch into Cisco's blade server chassis to eliminate the ...

Cisco, at least initially, is only making blade servers. It includes the Cisco UCS 5100 Series Blade Server Chassis, which supports up to eight blade servers. Those servers will be Cisco UCS B-Series ...

The Nexus 7000 will deliver up to 15Tbit/sec. of switching capacity in a single chassis, with 512 ports for 10Gbit/sec. Ethernet, she said. In the future, Cisco will deliver 40Gbit/sec. and ...

What's really happening is that the Cisco chassis thinks of a neighboring Citrix box as one of its own line cards. The capability is only for the Nexus 7000 so far.

Dimension Data will be installing a single Cisco chassis with Cisco blades, NetApp expansion shelves and VMware's vSphere 4. Hardware and services will cost around A$330,000 (US$301,521).

After Cisco (CSCO) stated that its switching/routing growth would likely be flat to slightly up over the next three to five years. Feitl believes that this development could benefit Ezchip (EZCH).