Three days ago IBM launched Distributed Virtual Switch 5000V, its own distributed vSwitch for VMware ESX platform. On one hand, it proves Cisco has been going the right way with Nexus 1000V (just in case you wondered), on the other hand, things just got way more interesting – IBM is obviously returning to networking.
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