NetEx introduces fast high volume, long distance data transport for IP networks

US-based NetEx has launched ‘HyperIP’, claimed to be the fastest accelerator for high volume data transfer over WAN IP networks.

HyperIP reduces bandwidth and equipment costs for enterprises with multiple data centres connected by high-speed WANs including DS3 and OC3. The new product dramatically alleviates TCP/IP degradation associated with longer distance (200-plus miles) transmission of time-sensitive, mission critical, data in applications, even on noisy or congested networks.

NetEx CEO Craig G. Gust said, "No other IP solution offers comparable speed acceleration and bandwidth conservation over extended distances. It's like getting up to ten WANs for the price of one." He added that HyperIP's compression feature further elevates performance and effective throughput.

HyperIP is a simple appliance that easily attaches to an existing network infrastructure and requires no changes to servers, applications or network devices.

NetEx reseller Sumisho Electronics Co., Ltd. (SSE) is testing HyperIP in Japan with one of its largest customers for a long-distance business continuity application.

www.netex.com

•Date: 9th October 2003 •Region: N.America/World •Type: Article •Topic: IT continuity
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