Compare Cisco UCS B-Series vs. NEC Sigmablade-M

Cisco UCS B-Series is ranked 3rd in Blade Servers with 3 reviews while NEC Sigmablade-M is ranked 16th in Blade Servers. Cisco UCS B-Series is rated 8.4, while NEC Sigmablade-M is rated 0. The top reviewer of Cisco UCS B-Series writes "A highly available and flexible solution with a single point of administration". On the other hand, Cisco UCS B-Series is most compared with HPE Synergy, HPE BladeSystem and Dell PowerEdge M, whereas NEC Sigmablade-M is most compared with Super Micro SuperBlade.

Cisco UCS B-Series

NEC Sigmablade-M

Cisco UCS B-Series

Read 3 Cisco UCS B-Series reviews.

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NEC Sigmablade-M

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Ricky Santos

System Administrator at a manufacturing company

A highly available and flexible solution with a single point of administration

It provides high availability with flexibility and a single point of administration using the Flexpod solutions. With all of the hardware on a... Read more »

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3rd out of 25 in Blade Servers Views 4,322 Comparisons 2,777 Reviews 3 Average Words per Review 434 Avg. Rating 8.3	16th out of 25 in Blade Servers Views 104 Comparisons 80 Reviews 0 Average Words per Review 0 Avg. Rating N/A
Top Comparisons
HPE Synergy vs. Cisco UCS B-Series Compared 59% of the time. HPE BladeSystem vs. Cisco UCS B-Series Compared 16% of the time. Dell PowerEdge M vs. Cisco UCS B-Series Compared 8% of the time. See more Cisco UCS B-Series competitors » + Add more products to compare	Super Micro SuperBlade vs. NEC Sigmablade-M Compared 100% of the time. See more NEC Sigmablade-M competitors » + Add more products to compare
Also Known As
UCS B-Series, Unified Computing System B-Series	Sigmablade-M
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Overview
Based on Intel Xeon processor E7 and E5 product families, Cisco UCS B-Series Blade Servers work with virtualized and non-virtualized applications to increase: Performance, Energy efficiency, Flexibility and Administrator productivity.	The NEC SIGMABLADE-M is an 8-blade chassis that comprises 6U of rack space and offers a compact size that is ideal for mid-sized systems, easy monitoring of the status of each blade server, and better and easier cabling through the use of KVM switches.
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Sample Customers
Aegean Motorway, Anilana Hotels and Resorts, Anonymous Banking Group, Artoni Transporti, Bellevue, BH Telecom, Bowling Green State University, Children's Hospital Colorado, City of Biel, Dimension Data, Dualtec Cloud Builders, Hertz, Houston Methodist, Kuwait Petroleum Italia, Lufthansa Systems GmbH & Co.KG, Outscale, Sony Corporation, Talbots	Sysmex Shanghai
Top Industries
REVIEWERS Financial Services Firm33% Manufacturing Company22% University11% Marketing Services Firm11% VISITORS READING REVIEWS Software R&D Company28% Financial Services Firm19% Manufacturing Company8% Comms Service Provider8%	No Data Available

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