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NOTE: STAC Reports vs STAC Benchmarks
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If an item has the STAC Report logo, it means that STAC has issued the report. |  |
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Cisco partners with leading software vendors to provide solutions for distributing market data
STAC-M3 Report: kdb+ on IBM x3850 X5 and IBM System Storage DS3524
Solution stack sets a new bar for I/O performance.
STAC-M3 Report: Kx Systems kdb+ on Oracle Sun Fire X4540
First-ever tick database benchmark that uses community-developed testing standards.
STAC-M2 Report: Informatica (29West) LBM with Cisco Catalyst 4900M 10GigE and Solarflare/OpenOnload
Audited STAC-M2 Benchmark of LBM on a Cisco Catalyst 4900M switch, using Cisco UCS servers and Solarflare SFN5122F NICs with OpenOnload
STAC-M2 HIGHLIGHTS: 29West LBM 3.6.1, Cisco UCS C200M1, Nehalem, 10GigE, SolarFlare, Cisco Catalyst 4900M (SUT: LBM100414)
STAC Report Highlights* for:
Informatica's 29West Latency Busters Messaging v3.6.1, RHEL AS v5.4, Cisco UCS C200 M1 Server, 2 x quad-core Intel Xeon X5570 2.93 GHz processors, Solarflare Solarstorm SFN5122F 10GigE Dual-Port NIC, Cisco Catalyst 4900-M 10GigE Switch
Tested against STAC-M2 v1.0 specs.
STAC-M2 Report: Informatica (29West) LBM with Cisco Nexus 10GigE and Solarflare/OpenOnload
Audited STAC-M2 Benchmark of LBM on a Cisco Nexus 5010 switch, using Cisco UCS servers and Solarflare SFN5122F NICs with OpenOnload
STAC-M2 HIGHLIGHTS: 29West LBM 3.6.1, Cisco UCS C200M1, Nehalem, 10GigE, SolarFlare, Cisco Nexus 5010 (SUT: LBM100402)
STAC Report Highlights* for:
Informatica's 29West Latency Busters Messaging v3.6.1, RHEL AS v5.4, Cisco UCS C200 M1 Server, 2 x quad-core Intel Xeon X5570 2.93 GHz processors, Solarflare Solarstorm SFN5122F 10GigE Dual-Port NIC, Cisco Nexus 5010 10GigE Switch
Tested against STAC-M2 v1.0 specs.
STAC Lab Network
Customers and vendors who want to test systems that use the latest hardware often face logistical hurdles such as a lack of available data center space, insufficient servers or switches, and delays in ordering and provisioning new equipment.
The STAC Lab Network is a valuable resource for firms that need a faster way to test new products against well-understood, relevant benchmarks. The network consists of STAC’s lab, located in the heart of the New York financial district, and labs at several Innovation Sponsors.