• A10 CEO spells out application delivery controller advantage and next steps

  By John Dix | 23 February, 2012 03:28

  A10 has built a solid business in the application delivery controller (ADC) market, but its platform also supports IPv6 migration and many cloud requirements, nicely positioning the company for the future. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix recently sat down with A10 founder and CEO Lee Chen for a company update. Chen, who was co-founder of Foundry Networks, says A10 already has 1,700 customers and more than 7,000 devices deployed.

• Brocade's performance uneven of late

  By Jim Duffy | 16 September, 2010 00:52

  Brocade's announcement of 100G Ethernet routers and modules comes at a time when the company has had uneven results in Ethernet and IP since acquiring Foundry Networks in 2008 for $2.6 billion.

• Brocade rolls out 100G Ethernet at $100K per port

  By Jim Duffy | 16 September, 2010 00:52

  Brocade this week entered the 100Gbps Ethernet arena with a high-density router and module for service providers and data centers, as well as a management application for converged infrastructures.

• Brocade to release unified IP, Fibre Channel network management software

  By Lucas Mearian | 15 September, 2010 14:02

  Brocade today announced a new application aimed at managing storage-area networks (SAN) that use the Internet or Fibre Channel protocols through a single user interface.

• Brocade set to unveil 100G Ethernet

  By Jim Duffy | 02 September, 2010 08:27

  Brocade will soon unveil 100Gbps Ethernet additions to its switching and routing product line, in what the company claims is its most significant Ethernet/IP product rollout since acquiring Foundry Networks in 2008.

Whitepapers about foundry networks

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  CISO Guide to Next Generation Threats - Combating Advanced Malware, Zero-Day and Targeted APT Attacks

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  Advanced Malware Exposed - How advanced malware, zero-day and targeted APT attacks are evading today's network defences

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  40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet Overview