Transcript Cisco Content Delivery Networks

Storage Networking
Mario Mazzola
Sr. Vice President
New Business Ventures
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Strategic Alliance
Leader in IP
Networking
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Storage
Networking
Collaboration
Leader in Data
Availability
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SAN Growth
Projections
Software/Utilities
Breakaway Potential
$
Billions
35000
30000
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
0
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$ 18B*
$ 7.3B*
2001
2002
2003
SAN Connectivity Infrastructure
Storage Management Software
Breakaway Potential
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To Reach Growth Inflection Point
Isolated Islands
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Enterprise-Wide Infrastructures
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Cisco’s Storage Networking Development
Transport Independent
Optical/DWDM
Storage in the MAN
Cisco Metro 1500
SAN Ecosystem
Veritas
Joint Development
With Brocade
FC over TCP/IP
Blade for Catalyst 6000
Oracle
EMC
Network Appliance
Interconnect
SAN’s
across
MAN/WAN
IBM
iSCSI Technology
NuSpeed Acquisition
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Unifying Storage and Networking
SAN
LAN/MAN/WAN
Management
Management
Unified Management/
Policy Framework
i Services
Infrastructure
Storage Virtualization
IP-Storage
i Services
Infrastructure
Transport Independent
Ethernet/FibreChannel/Infiniband
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Virtualization of Data Delivery
Content Delivery
Network
Content
Origin
Virtualization of Storage is a Necessary
Condition to Fulfill the Promise of
Content Delivery Networking
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Expanding Scope of Virtualization
to Storage
Continual drive toward
virtualized services continues
to yield optimized data
services
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Strategic Alliance
Network-enabled
Data
Management
Leader in
IP
Networking
•Virtualization
•Storage
Management
Leader in
Data
Availability
Delivering Intelligence in Storage Networks
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