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  • "It's expensive, they are quite pricey."
  • "The pricing of the solution is reasonable. From a commercial point of view, the prices are okay."
  • "There is a need to pay towards the licensing costs of the solution. The most expensive server from Cisco is Cisco UCS B-Series."
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    11th
    out of 22 in Blade Servers
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    263
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    4
    Average Words per Review
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    Rating
    8.0
    12th
    out of 22 in Blade Servers
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    218
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    200
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    Also Known As
    UCS E-Series Servers
    CX1000
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    Overview

    Cisco UCS E-Series Servers are next-generation, power-optimized, x86, Intel Xeon 64-bit blade servers designed to be deployed in Cisco Integrated Services Routers Generation 2 (ISR G2) and the Cisco 4451-X ISR. These price-to-performance-optimized single-socket blade servers balance simplicity, performance, reliability, and power efficiency. They are well suited for applications and infrastructure services typically deployed in small offices and branch offices.

    PRIMERGY CX1000 is a new product category within the PRIMERGY x86 server family. Its focus is on providing large scale-out data centers with massive scaling x86 server power while at the same time delivering new data center economics for density, power, heat and acquisition costs.

    PRIMERGY CX1000 delivers a cloud-enabled server infrastructure platform for internet scale-out data center (ISP), application service providers (ASP), managed domains, "as-a-service" providers, hosting industries, cloud computing and HPC markets.

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    Navaho,  MiroNet AG, Columbia Sportswear
    TMC GmbH
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    Cisco UCS E-Series Servers is ranked 11th in Blade Servers with 7 reviews while Fujitsu CX1000 is ranked 12th in Blade Servers. Cisco UCS E-Series Servers is rated 8.0, while Fujitsu CX1000 is rated 0.0. The top reviewer of Cisco UCS E-Series Servers writes "Easy to configure and operate". On the other hand, Cisco UCS E-Series Servers is most compared with Super Micro SuperBlade, whereas Fujitsu CX1000 is most compared with HPE NonStop and Fujitsu Primergy BX400 Series.

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