Cisco aims to serve The networking titan thinks it can take on IBM, HP, and Dell selling servers. The ball is in CEO John Chambers' court.

The M5 generation of servers include the Cisco UCS B200 M5 Blade Server, which leads the industry in GPU density with up to two GPUs, as well as the B480 M5 Blade Server for workloads ranging from ...

Cisco’s entry into the server market, hailed by some tech writers and analysts as a game changer that will cause execs at Hewlett-Packard and IBM to lose a lot of sleep, is in reality a ...

You’re letting software manage software.” UCS M5 Servers In addition to the software, Cisco today launched new UCS M5 servers. They are built on the Intel Xeon processors, also announced today.

Cisco identified that the Cisco maintained salt-master servers that are servicing Cisco VIRL-PE releases 1.2 and 1.3 were compromised.” Cisco said the servers were remediated on May 7.

Cisco adds extra memory to its server platforms, which enables it to increase the ratio of virtual servers hosted on each physical server. Cisco manages the entire UCS virtual data center with one ...

It needs a boost. In November, Cisco beat Wall Street's estimates for its fourth quarter, topping the $10 billion mark in revenue, a 10 percent jump over the same quarter a year earlier.

Still, Cisco taking its networking background and integrating servers and virtualization will open new doors, Olwig said. "Cisco getting into this blade server space and Unified Computing gives ...

Cisco got a proportionately large chunk of the fairly mature blade server market when it entered that arena in 2009, roughly a decade after the first blade machines appeared, and it hopes to repeat ...

Most of Cisco's 7 million installed Integrated Services Routers (ISRs) are now servers, for all intents and purposes. The contest proved that server-side Linux developers who know C/C++, Java, or ...

When I heard Cisco's claim it is the No. 1 blade server in the Americas, I took notice and drilled down to investigate the facts. This would seem to be a big deal, considering Cisco's UCS product ...