VMware and Cisco have joined forces to provide shared data center, virtual desktop, and cloud solutions through virtualization of the network and IT infrastructure. Both companies advocate data center virtualization as the preferred strategy to improve return on assets, reduce operational complexity, and increase infrastructure agility. Together, Cisco and VMware deliver a standards-based, cohesive, unified environment that easily scales to meet the needs of the business while reducing total cost of ownership.
Cisco Resources
Cloud Infrastructure and Management | Desktop Virtualization
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Solution Overview
- VMware and Cisco: Virtualizing Cisco Unified Communications Solutions
- Cisco UCS Express with VMware vSphere Hypervisor
- VMware and Cisco Alliance Brief
- Unprecedented Support for Virtual Environments with the Cisco Unified Computing System and VMware vSphere
- Performance Brief: Cisco UCS C460 M1 High-Performance Rack-Mount Server: World-Record Virtualization
White Paper
Customer Case Studies
Video/ Website
Press
- Orange, Cisco, EMC and VMware to Pave the Way for Easy Cloud Computing Adoption
- Cisco, NetApp and VMware Collaborate to Deliver New Capabilities for the Dynamic Data Center
- Cisco and VMware to Accelerate Data Center Virtualization Opportunities for Channel Partner
- Cisco and EMC Together With VMware Showcase Asia Pacific Data Centre Customer Deployment With Optus Business and Alphawest
Desktop Virtualization
Solution Overview
- Enhancing Productivity with a Collaborative Workspace
- Regain Control of the Corporate Desktop Environment: Cisco Desktop Virtualization Solution with VMware ViewTM
- Solve the Desktop Crisis with Cisco Desktop Virtualization Solution with VMware View
- VMware View and Cisco Adaptive Security Appliances (ASA) SSL VPN Solution Brief
VMware on Cisco.com
The Cisco-VMware partnership focuses on creating a flexible and efficient data center by virtualizing network and IT assets. Visit the
Cisco and VMware Alliance webpage to learn more
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