Library Cataloging
A press release on a new processor for XML work.
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Library Cataloging
XML
A press release on a new processor for XML work.
DataPower, the leader in XML-aware networking, today announced the XG4[tm] (XML Generation 4) product family of XML chips and modules. The XG4 family, unveiled at Networld-Interop [Booth #2559], is the first XML networking security and acceleration solution to deliver gigabit performance necessary for today's high-speed network and server infrastructure.DataPower XG4 subsystems offer OEMs field-proven XML processing technology in a broad range of form factors, speed ratings and features. The patent-pending XG4 architecture combines DataPower's XML ASIC, off-the-shelf components and proprietary driver software to perform XPath and XML Schema validation directly in hardware. The XG4 product family allows OEMs, such as network vendors or blade server manufacturers, to embed XML Web Services security in traditional firewalls or security switches, SOAP load balancing in server load balancers, or XML acceleration in routers. These XML-aware networking functions also key for virtualizing blade servers.
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