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Data Storage Infrastructure

Below are some of the Data Storage Infrastructure solutions we can provide for   TCP offload engines, Storage networking, Host Adapters and WAN Acceleration.

TCP Offload Engines

Alacritech is the world's leading supplier of TCP Offload Engine (TOE) solutions that enable the highest performance and efficiency in networked systems. Alacritech's complete line of Accelerators is based on the company's patented SLIC Technology® architecture to optimize data delivery in servers, network-attached storage and iSCSI storage devices. SLIC Technology, the basis of industry-accepted TOE solutions, ships in storage and server products worldwide.

Storage Networking

A leading enabler of cost-effective storage networking with over twenty years' experience in this space, Bridgeworks' mission is to enable both large and small organisations to embrace technologies that have traditionally been beyond their financial reach, with its user-friendly and cost-effective storage connectivity solutions.

Host Adapters

Emulex is the industry's pre-eminent source for a broad range of advanced storage networking infrastructure solutions. Their award-winning storage networking solutions include host bus adapters (HBAs), embedded storage switches, storage I/O controller and SAN storage switch products.

The world's largest storage and server OEMs rely on Emulex's highly flexible common architecture to establish a robust foundation for cost-effectively integrating a wide array of storage protocols, standards and speeds.

WAN Acceleration

Riverbed develops IT infrastructure appliances that deliver LAN-like performance for applications on WANs. Riverbed's solutions are a fusion of patent-pending advances in the areas of compression, caching and protocol acceleration.

Until the development of Riverbed's Transaction Acceleration technology, enterprise IT architects have worked around the problem of WAN performance primarily by deploying redundant infrastructure in remote sites. Then, a combination of replication, content management, backup and off-site data management dealt with the related problems of compliance, backup and disaster recovery.