QLogic announces HBA support for VMware Infrastructure 3

June 28, 2006 by virtualization.info Editors

Quoting from the QLogic official announcement:

QLogic® Corp. (Nasdaq:QLGC), the leader in Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs), stackable switches and blade server switches, today announced that its storage networking products support newly released VMware Infrastructure 3.
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Optimized for virtualized environments, QLogic SANblade® Pro 2400 Series 4Gb HBAs and SANbox® 4Gb switches are a strong complement to VMware Infrastructure 3…

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