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===Enterprise-level systems===
The Vblock Systemsystem 700 was unveiled at the EMC World 2012 trade show, as the most expensive Vblock Systemsystem, supporting applications running over thousands of virtual machines. The Vblock Systemsystem 700 introduced the inclusion of EMC data protection to give Vblock Systems backup, recovery, replication, business continuity and data mobility for virtualized environments. Applications include EMC Avamar, EMC [[Data Domain (corporation)|EMC Data Domain]], and EMC RecoverPoint. The Vblock Systemsystem 700 also included [[VPLEX|EMC VPLEX]] workload mobility and business continuity software, as well as support for new features in EMC Unified Infrastructure Manager, improved VMware integration, and centralized monitoring of multiple Vblock Systems.<ref>http://www.crn.com/news/storage/240000838/vce-intros-new-higher-end-vblock-integrates-emc-data-protection.htm</ref>
In February 2013, VCE announced the Vblock 300 and Vblock 700 with increased performance and data throughput, with upgrades to their server and storage components.<ref name="hana" />
These models included the Vblock System 100 and Vblock System 200.
The Vblock 100 iswas designed to host up to 200 virtual machines in a 24U or 42U rack mount space with up to eight Cisco C220 M3 blade servers, two Cisco Catalyst 3750-X switches and up to 8 TB of storage capacity on an EMC VNXe3150 or VNXe3300 array. The Vblock 200 comes configured with up to 12 Cisco servers, two Nexus 5548UP unified Ethernet and SAN switches, a Cisco Catalyst 3750 management switch, and up to 105 hard drives via the included VNX 5300 array.<ref name="hana" />
===Specialized systems===
In February 2013, VCE announced the management software application Vision Intelligent Operations Software.<ref name="bets" />
VCE Vision software provides a single management pane for the various components in the Vblock Systems it manages.<ref name="hana" />
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