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Cisco Systems Optical and SAN Technology Underpins High-Availability HP Managed Data Centre Services in EMEA

Overview Cisco Systems' optical transport and Storage Area Network (SAN) technology solutions are being deployed to help improve the management and resilience of HP's business and mission-critical data throughout the company's European operation. Cisco and HP are also working together to enable HP to offer a highly resilient and robust data management service to new and existing customers based on the new optical and SAN infrastructure. HP Services is using the Cisco equipment to link its two European data centres - which are 84kms apart - at Grenoble and Isle d'Abeau in France.

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Publisher	Cisco Systems	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Optical Networking

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