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Virtual application delivery controllers could lead to better apps
Virtual application delivery controllers offer engineers flexibility in how they architect networks. If they put these virtual appliances into the hands of developers, those developers will deliver applications that are optimized for the production n... Article | 14 May 2010
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The future of application delivery appliances
The Application Delivery 2.0 track at Interop Las Vegas will explore how technologies like virtualization and cloud computing are putting pressure on the wide area network and forcing enterprises to rethink the future of WAN optimization controllers ... Interview | 21 Apr 2010
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Juniper to CIOs: Invest in internal cloud computing networks
Juniper's 'New Network' vision calls on companies to invest in an internal cloud computing network strategy to push applications and power out to users in an enterprise grid network strategy. But are enterprises ready to go that route? Article | 04 Nov 2009
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F5 tackles virtualization with application delivery platform BIG-IP v10
With BIG-IP v10, F5 Networks is consolidating services onto a single hardware platform and making its application delivery networking technology more aware of virtualization and cloud computing. Article | 08 Apr 2009
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NetApp takes aim at HPC market with FAS upgrades, caching devices
Along with upgrading its midrange storage with the FAS3100 series, NetApp adds caching appliances and performance acceleration cards to help eliminate I/O bottlenecks in an HPC environment. Article | 10 Jun 2008
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Akamai and Citrix marry cloud-based and appliance-based Web application acceleration
Akamai and Citrix have announced a strategic partnership in Web application acceleration. The collaboration will begin at the sales channel level and extend into product and technology development. Article | 27 May 2008
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ScaleOut StateServer 1.3 improves caching, event handling
Using a Cached Data Accessor API, ScaleOut StateServer 1.3 lets applications catch asynchronous session and object timeouts, so data can be looked at and saved or removed after a timeout happens. Article | 26 Apr 2006
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Storage Clips: NetApp launches secure caching appliance
Storage and security continue to mesh as NetApp releases a caching appliance designed to also provide Web security. Article | 17 Nov 2005
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Making network applications work
Network managers are under increasing pressure to make applications on the network both efficient and resilient. Jon Oltsik, a former senior analyst with Forester Research, now an entrepreneur leading the Acton, Mass., based IT consulting firm Hype-F... Interview | 10 Jun 2002
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More megabytes on the menu of national restaurant chain
O'Charley's resturuants replaced its dial up connection with frame relay network paving the way for future network applications aimed at improving customer service and reducing employee turnover. Article | 22 Apr 2002