Converge. Virtualize. Simplify.
In two short years, Cisco has grown market share to become the #2 blade server vendor in North America and the #3 blade server vendor worldwide. Offering innovations such as uptime in as few as 20 minutes, 30% CapEx savings, and 47% faster provisioning than the competition, Cisco is the clear choice for powerful, efficient computing performance.
Optimized for Virtualization
Cisco’s storage and server solutions deliver the agility, security, availability, and performance that today’s organizations require. With architecture designed to lower TCO and increase ROI, Cisco is an ideal choice for those looking to gain competitive advantage by taking their virtualization projects to the next level.
World-Record Virtualization Performance Cisco®
UCS C460 M1 Servers offer the processor,
memory, and storage needed to handle the most demanding applications and server consolidation workloads. They expand the capabilities of unified computing to the most demanding and enterprise-critical applications. They’re also the only rackmount system with a built-in migration path to unified computing that supports the latest 2nd generation Intel®
Xeon® E7 processor.
J Up to 2nd generation Intel®
Xeon®
E7-4800 Processor
J Supports 4 processors J Up to 1TB RAM J Fits up to (12) 2.5" SAS/SATA HDs J Up to 10 PCIe expansion slots J Dual 10GbE NIC J 4U J 3-year warranty
The Blade Server that Can’t Be Beat Cisco®
UCS B250 M2 Blade Servers is a 2-socket
server designed to meet the needs of virtual environments. Leading the industry with a VMware VMmark benchmark score of 35.83—a 43% advantage over the closest competitor—means Cisco UCS B250 delivers an unbeatable combination of power, performance, and efficiency.
J Up to Intel®
Xeon®
5600 Series processors
J Supports 2 processors J Up to 384GB RAM J Fits up to (2) 2.5" SAS HDs J 2 mezzanine slots J 10GbE NIC J 2U J 3-year warranty
Call today to learn more about the advantages of Cisco Servers and Blades. 1.800.369.1047
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