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12-Aug-2003

Rumour: EVA followon

It was rumoured this morning that there would be a 4 gigabit followon to the Enterprise Virtual Array. This could be released as early as 4th quarter, 2004.

As demonstrated by Qlogic's quick success with 4Gb, it looks like the industry will get one more speedbump out of fibrechannel before switching to 10Gb, which will not be compatible with existing technology.

Posted at August 12, 2003 12:04 PM

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