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IBM SAN48B-5
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IBM SAN768B
17 views|10 comparisons
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6th
out of 15 in Enterprise SAN
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14th
out of 15 in Enterprise SAN
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17
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10
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Also Known As
SAN48B-5
SAN768B
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Overview
The IBM System Storage SAN48B-5 switch is designed to meet the demands of hyper-scale private or hybrid cloud storage environments by delivering Gen 5 Fibre Channel technology and capabilities with 16 Gbps performance that support highly virtualized environments. To enable greater flexibility and investment protection, SAN48B-5 is configurable up to 48 ports and supports speeds up to 16 Gbps in a designed 1U package.
IBM System Storage SAN768B fabric backbones is a Fibre Channel switching infrastructure offerings that provide the foundation for reliable, scalable, high-performance storage. The System Storage SAN b-type family switch leverages Gen 5 Fibre Channel and Fabric Vision technology to deliver long-term solutions for mission-critical applications that require secure, high-performance, low-latency storage networks.
Sample Customers
CERN, Bigcommerce, Connect2Cloud, Genius Inside, Performance Buildings AG
Einstein Healthcare, Hansgrohe SE, Yaap Digital Services

IBM SAN48B-5 is ranked 6th in Enterprise SAN while IBM SAN768B is ranked 14th in Enterprise SAN. IBM SAN48B-5 is rated 0.0, while IBM SAN768B is rated 0.0. On the other hand, IBM SAN48B-5 is most compared with IBM SAN384B, whereas IBM SAN768B is most compared with .

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