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Ready for Prime Time: 10Gb Ethernet Comes of Age
Oct 23, 2006
12:30 p.m. Eastern / 9:30 a.m. Pacific (30 minutes)
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Stephen Garrison, Vice President, Corporate Marketing - Force10 Networks
Vikram Karvat, Senior Director of Marketing - Netxen, Inc.
Steve Delphy, Product Manager - HP
Michael Krieger, VP, Market Experts Group - Ziff Davis Media
Just about every IT executive has the same mantra: Do more with less. An increase in applications, users, servers, clients, operating systems, databases, and mobile devices has strained the data center infrastructure way beyond original design specs, and driven up its complexity dramatically.
New technologies like virtualization and blade servers help consolidate overgrown data centers, but pose new challenges. For many IT shops, there are three different fabrics, one each for storage, networking, and Clustering/IPC/Grid Computing.
There is a bright light at the end of the tunnel - 10Gb Ethernet. Attend this informative and timely eSeminar and hear how 10GbE is rolling out into datacenter in products from major OEMs like HP, and how this technology can bring relief to a number of IT challenges including:- Improving server virtualization by supporting more virtual machines with fewer NICs
- Reducing TCO by lowering both capital and operational expenses for datacenter fabrics
- Supporting increased density in racks by lowering the number of ports, switches, and NICs needed to support even a growing datacenter
- Supporting internet and network traffic, iSCSI, NAS, IPC, clustering, failover, disaster recovery and more with a single, simple network that's familiar to your existing staff - and doesn't require FibreChannel or InfiniBand training.
In the years since Gigabit Ethernet was introduced, CPU horsepower has increased much more than 10-fold. Isn't it time your network caught up to your servers?
Register now, and find out how you can join the 10GbE revolution today! -
Netxen
Hewlett-Packard Company
Force 10 Networks Inc