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Cisco Reaches 10,000 UCS Customers
Data Center Knowledge (Jan 18 2012) Cloud Computing , Servers
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In two years, Cisco Systems' entry into the blade server arena has won it a 12.2 percent share of the x86 server market. This week Cisco (CSCO) announced that it has surpassed 10,000 customers worldwide for its Unified Computing System (UCS).
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