WEBCAST:
This brief resource explores the relationship between networking and storage, and explores how these adapters can integrate seamlessly with your current Ethernet network.
WEBCAST:
This informative resource explores one company's Ethernet adapter and how you can consolidate your LAN/SAN traffic on one network, lowering costs and simplifying management.
VIDEO:
This video describes how making the transition from physical to virtual resources with IBM Virtualization has the potential for significant savings.
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In this brief on-demand webcast, you will examine the difference between VA and watts, and what this difference means in terms of data center power management. Tune in now to discover why this distinction is critical in helping you correctly size your UPS.
VIDEO:
Leave the complexity of your legacy data center network and upgrade to a revolutionary 3-2-1 data center network architecture that will help make your organization cloud-ready today and for years to come.
VIDEO:
This short video examines the importance of remote server management, especially as organizations expand globally. Discover new design features that enable you to quickly detect issues, regardless of the physical location of your data center.
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Is your data center ready for cloud computing? Access this resource to learn how you can optimize your infrastructure for the cloud with data center virtualization. Inside, discover how virtualization can make cloud computing a reality, learn how to solve the network bottleneck with more than just hardware, and more.
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Go "under the hood" of the revolutionary Cisco integrated services router. See the technological advances that will enable you to create a truly borderless network, while giving you the convenient, powerful network management features you crave in today's resource-challenged IT environment.
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Learn about Trusted Computing in today’s enterprise with this executive briefing on two different forms of embedded hardware security: the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and self-encrypting drive (SED). Designed by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) to counter the vulnerabilities of software-based security, and so much more.