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Tony Antony

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Tony Antony, has more than 18 years of experience in Technology Marketing with primary focus on Networking, Storage and Virtualization Solutions. He received a master's degree in telecommunications from SMU, and a MBA from UTD. Tony's previous experience includes consulting, engineering, marketing and management positions at Texas Instruments and KPMG. He has authored numerous technical papers and published Two Cisco Press Books.

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January 18, 2018

DATA CENTER

QSFP-DD Optical form factor: An evolutionary approach to 400GbE Interconnect

Posting this blog on behalf of Mark Nowell, Distinguished Engineer, INSBU. The rapid growth of cloud data center in terms of storage and networking is something Cisco has been tracking through the Cisco Global Cloud Index for several years now. Our latest forecast shows that we’re on track to meet a…

October 26, 2017

DATA CENTER

Cost Optimized 32G Fabric Switch, FC-NPV On Nexus 9300, SAN Telemetry Streaming and Integration with Virtual Instrument …

As data grows with more people, devices, and applications coming online, the data center storage infrastructure that hosts and powers the workloads also needs to evolve to keep up with the increasing demand. What should be truly alarming to any storage and storage networking admin is the vast majori…

October 3, 2017

DATA CENTER

VXLAN Innovations- VXLAN EVPN Multi-Site: Part 2 of 2

  Posting this blog on behalf of Babi Seal, Senior Manager, Product Management, INSBU and Lukas Krattiger, Principal Engineer, INSBU This is the second blog in a two-part series that highlights novel Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN)-related features that are now shipping in the latest software re…

September 26, 2017

DATA CENTER

The Past, Present and the Future of Storage Traffic Visibility and Analytics

There have been countless amounts of industry research and many volumes written about data visibility and analytics with the advent of the Big Data Era. However, these discussions rarely delve into visibility and analytics requirements for storage and storage networking technologies. This is somewha…

August 31, 2017

DATA CENTER

VXLAN Innovations on the Nexus OS: Part 1 of 2

Posting this blog on behalf of Babi Seal, Senior Manager, Product Management, INSBU and Lukas Krattiger, Principal Engineer, INSBU Virtual Extensible LAN or VXLAN for short has been around since 2011 as an enabling technology for scaling and securing large cloud data centers. Cisco was one of VXLAN’…

August 10, 2017

DATA CENTER

The Cisco Nexus 9516 Thrusts Itself into the Record Books

October 2017 will mark the 20-year anniversary of the world record set for the fastest automobile ever recorded – the appropriately named “ThrustSSC” that distinguished itself as the first car to ever break the sound barrier Almost two decades later, the Cisco Nexus 9516 Switch put up some serious p…

July 17, 2017

DATA CENTER

For Data Center Security, It’s Not ‘Trust, but Verify’, Verify Again, and then Trust

According to the Cisco 2017 Annual Security Report, security attacks on businesses have significant consequences with nearly quarter of these companies suffering lost business opportunities, 20 percent of them losing customers, and more than 30 percent of them losing revenue. For example, the recent…

June 26, 2017

DATA CENTER

Cisco Nexus Reaches Another Impressive Milestone through Continued Innovation Delivery

Cisco recently announced a major customer milestone in our data center portfolio with the news that the Unified Computing System topped more than 60,000 active customers, from literally zero in 2009. Other parts of our data center portfolio are doing just as well as we discussed in our most recent e…

June 6, 2017

DATA CENTER

Why 50% Lower Cost and 50% Improved Application Performance with a Cisco IP Storage Fabric Matters for the Real World

Discussions of enterprise storage networking often focus too much on the speeds-and-feeds of a given technology or system and very little on the use case. Is Fibre Channel faster than IP storage? Is IP storage easier to manage than FC? What about uptime and other high availability matters? And so on…