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IBM resells Foundry switches (now owned by Brocade) to counter Cisco

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Apr 28, 20091 min

IBM and Brocade this week extended their relationship. Cisco recently got into the business of blade servers, and the move by IBM and Brocade is viewed as a reaction to that. The devices include NetIron routers and FastIron switches, to be rebranded by IBM.

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