Cisco gaining ground in SAN switches

Analysis

Mar 19, 20071 min

Cisco is commanding more of Brocade’s storage-area network switch territory, reports Searchstorage.com. According to the article, a recent Dell’Oro report finds that Cisco earned $129 million in worldwide revenue for SAN switches in Q4 2006, increasing its percentage points in director market share by 6, and 4 percentage points in the overall SAN switch market, from the previous quarter. Meanwhile McData went from $96.9 million to $90 million losing 6 points of share from the third quarter to the fourth quarter.

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by Jim Duffy

Managing Editor

Jim Duffy has been covering technology for over 28 years, 23 at Network World. He covers enterprise networking infrastructure, including routers and switches. He also writes The Cisco Connection blog and can be reached on Twitter @Jim_Duffy and at jduffy@nww.com.Google+

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