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Presenters:
- Scott Sinclair, Enterprise Strategy Group
- Marcus Thordal, Broadcom
- Craig Carlson, Marvell
- Kiran Ranabhor, Cisco
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Got Fibre Channel questions? Here’s your chance to get them answered. Coming together from multiple vendors and various technical disciplines, the Fibre Channel Industry Association (FCIA’s) depth of Fibre Channel expertise in unmatched. This panel is moderated by Scott Sinclair, Senior Analyst at the Enterprise Strategy Group.
Presenters:
- Casey Quillin, Quillin Research
- Rupin Mohan, HPE
- Craig Carlson, Marvell
- Mark Jones, Broadcom
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Gen 7, the newest generation of Fibre Channel, doubles performance to 64GFC with switches and HBAs now available in the market. But what does 2021 hold for the network protocol standard? What impact will NVMe over Fibre Channel have in the datacenter? Tune into this webcast to hear answers to these questions and more.
Founder and principal market analyst Casey Quillin of Quillin Research, will provide his perspective on storage networking trends and will join FCIA experts as they share insights on the continued innovation of Fibre Channel and what datacenter managers can expect in 2021 and beyond.
Attendees will be provided with a link to the latest edition of the 2020 Fibre Channel Solutions Guide, packed with additional technical information to help you navigate the networking landscape.
Join us for a look at:
- Storage networking trends
- The features and timing of Fibre Channel technology migration reflected in the Fibre Channel Roadmap
- The need for standards
- Fibre Channel security standards
Presenters:
- Craig Carlson, Marvell
- Mark Jones, Broadcom
- Marcus Thordal, Broadcom
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Click here to view the presentation slides.
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Why do we need enhanced error recovery? And, how does it work? In this webcast we explore the fact that “bit errors happen” and how that occurs. We also do a deep dive into the mechanism of the enhanced error recovery added to FC-NVMe-2. Join FCIA experts as they guide you through the intricacies of the error recovery that allows FC-NVMe-2 to build on the already reliable Fibre Channel to provide the most reliable NVMe over Fabrics deployment possible.
2020 Solutions Guide
Data center networking continues to be a critical piece of the puzzle in designing technology solutions to solve complex business problems for customers. Customer data and secure access to this data with high availability, reliability and performance sounds like a simple set of requirements but continues to be challenging to deliver in the real world….
Society is living through a difficult time. The crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic has left no one untouched, and the virus continues to claim human lives. We at the FCIA, wish all of our members, colleagues, and their families, good health and hope they stay safe…
Potentially, the only technology pronounced dead more often than Fibre Channel is tape, yet both are alive and well. In 2018, the Fibre Channel (FC) market saw a return to growth…
When companies invest in a technology, they want to know that they will get a return on their investment for years to come. Fibre Channel has had a very accurate roadmap for over a decade, showing the past, present and future of the Fibre Channel physical layer. Fibre Channel has been progressing since 1996 by doubling the data rate every few years and the roadmap shows the progression will continue far into the future…
The good old days: when we talked about congestion but didn’t really see it in the wild. When we did, it was a big deal. We would sit down with the customer to work out a solution. By we, I mean the storage, server, HBA and switch vendors to name a few. This was a long and costly process. Teams of engineers going though endless data to pinpoint the root cause so it could be addressed…
In the world of information technology, companies investing in Fibre Channel (FC) SANs must ensure that they use products and product components that work interchangeably with other products from other companies. Having multiple suppliers is often considered essential for business continuity purposes…
Fibre Channel is a purpose-built and proven storage network designed to meet the demands of enterprise data centers that require high availability, low latency, extreme reliability and seamless scalability…
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