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May 15, 2009
Brocade introduces Server Connectivity Certification Program for assured compatibility of Brocade HBAs in multi-vendor, heterogeneous environments
SAN JOSE, Calif., May 15 -- Brocade today announced continued market momentum for the Brocade 815 and 825 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) as demonstrated by continued customer adoption as well as a number of key partner certifications enabled through the newly launched Brocade Server Connectivity Certification Program.
Facts on San Diego Super Computer Center (SDSC)
Customer Quote
"As one of the founding supercomputer sites in the TeraGrid large-scale infrastructure for open scientific research, we are always striving to deploy the best available, datacenter-class storage and storage network solutions. SDSC's decision to use Brocade HBAs was based on our need to simplify operations, which they have delivered through products that are easy to deploy and administer. Overall, we have been impressed with user experience in our deployment of the Brocade HBAs as part of our Brocade SAN."
-- Haisong Cai, SAN Engineer, SDSC
Facts on the Brocade Server Connectivity Certification Program
Latest Certifications
Brocade has certified the following companies and their respective products as compatible under the parameters of the Brocade Server Connectivity Certification Program:
Cloverleaf -- iSN Storage System
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