BROCADE PICKS MALAYSIA AS REGIONAL CENTRE FOR STORAGE AREA NETWORK

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 24 (Bernama) -- Brocade, a leader in network solutions
that power 80 per cent of global servers, will make Malaysia a centre for its
storage area network (SAN) in Asia-Pacific.

Its senior director for Asia Pacific (enterprise business), Gerald Penaflor,
said Malaysia was picked because it has a good talent pool.

"Another reason is as a strategic move to strengthen Brocade's presence in
the region," he told reporters after launching Brocade Communications Systems
Malaysia Sdn Bhd here Tuesday.

Penaflor said the company also planned to introduce Brocade One, a
comprehensive strategy and simplified architecture which was built on a 15-year
heritage of data centre infrastructure innovation.

He said the system was affordable for the small and medium enterprises.

Located in the Garden South Tower in Mid Valley, Kuala Lumpur, the business
centre, its 18th in the region, will act as sales support and customer service
centre for Brocade clients in the country.

Brocade has 90 per cent market share in Malaysia for the SAN market and
with the new office, it hopes to attract about 80 companies to become its
clients.
-- BERNAMA


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