Cisco to launch Blade Server for the first time next year

Cisco is reluctant to comment on the news December 25, according to foreign media reports that Cisco will launch a blade server code-named "California" next year. John Chambers, chief executive of Cisco, a chambers network equipment maker, hinted at an analyst meeting that he would launch a blade server next year. According to foreign media receptacle World Report, Cisco next year will launch the blade server code-named "California." According to foreign reports, California will be a x86 architecture server, using the Linux operating system, and built on Cisco's recently launched Nexus 5000 series switch functions, and support FCoE (Fibre Channel over Ethernet) agreement, and provides several consolidation capabilities with VMware Virtualization management. Cisco began its product strategy with "Data Center 3.0" last year, hoping to help businesses build their next-generation data centers by providing a complete information center infrastructure. If the message to enter the blade server market is true, representing the network equipment industry giants will be directly with the original partners such as HP, IBM and so on directly in the Blade server market competition. /