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Visiting Adtran Support

I spent the last two days in Huntsville Alabama on a press tour of Adtran. Huntsville is nice, and the Adtran people are even nicer. The press tour was a good idea, because they're a good company with too low a profile.



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Nexus 7000 aims for data center dominance

Building a big data center and looking for a switch to match? How do 256 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports and nearly 1.7 terabits of capacity sound? That's what Cisco is offering with its brand new Nexus 7000 Series data center switches.

| Product review | Networking | Server and data center | 09/02/08 at 2:45 pm |


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