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Coyote Point Introduces Equalizer Series InteropNet Network with Acceleration for Virtualization Servers

InteropNet Will Showcase Virtualization Technologies In Action, Such as Coyote Point's Virtualization Applications Acceleration
By Virtualization News
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April 22, 2008 12:00 PM EDT
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Coyote Point Systems announced that its Equalizer Series systems will equip the high-performance InteropNet with application acceleration, high availability and virtualization load balancing.

This year's InteropNet will showcase virtualization technologies in action, such as Coyote Point's virtualization applications acceleration and application availability.

Coyote Point's new all-in-one Equalizer Series E650si will provide the following capabilities for the InteropNet:

  • High Application Availability and Acceleration for VMware Virtual Servers
  • DNS Load Balancing
  • Application Acceleration
  • High Availability
"The InteropNet provides an exceptional showcase for the versatility and all-in-one functionality of Coyote Point's Equalizer Series," said Richard De Soto, Vice President of Worldwide Marketing and Sales for Coyote Point Systems. InteropNet integrates equipment from a variety of vendors into a single, high-performance network, and our systems help to virtualize, accelerate and ensure the availability of the InteropNet environment."

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