Redline Networks T|X 2400 Accelerates Downloads and Data Center Savings

Redline Networks, Inc., blazing the trail for optimizing web performance, announced its new T|X 2400 Real-Time Internet Acceleration appliance. Deployed alongside a web server farms existing network equipment and requiring no modification or disruption to the existing web site, T|X 2400 provides an immediate performance improvement, accelerating content and increasing network and server capacity, while providing significant cost savings.

Campbell, Calif. -- Redline Networks, Inc., blazing the trail for optimizing web performance, announced its new T|X 2400 Real-Time Internet Acceleration appliance. Deployed alongside a web server farms existing network equipment and requiring no modification or disruption to the existing web site, T|X 2400 provides an immediate performance improvement, accelerating content and increasing network and server capacity, while providing significant cost savings.

Redline Networks created the T|X 2400 to optimize performance for larger web sites, enterprises, hosters, and Internet Data Centers. T|X 2400 utilizes revolutionary, patent-pending technology for connection management, content compression, and resource optimization to deliver the performance improvements and costs savings sites need. Costing about the same as a powerful server, the T|X 2400 delivers a 20X capacity increase and provides a rapid ROI.

Better performance is better business
By deploying T|X 2400, sites can cost-effectively improve performance and prepare for increasing traffic.

Redline Networks' T|X real-time accelerator allows us to scale our traffic without expanding our current server farm," said Jody Mulkey, VP data systems at the Web's leading comparison shopping site BizRate.com. "In addition to the increased speed seen by users we've measured a bandwidth savings of 61 percent. Also, our web servers are now free to perform at maximum potential because of the massive reduction in backend web server connections."

The T|X 2400 enables operational and capital expense savings by:
·Increasing a server farms capacity to serve pages by up to 20X,
·Doubling SSL transaction capacity,
·Accelerating download of static and dynamic (unique, non-cacheable) content to modem or broadband users by up to 1,110%,
·Cutting bandwidth costs in half

Immediate performance improvement for existing data centers
Redline Networks T|X 2400 provides a new approach for optimizing current resources to overcome the technology inefficiencies of existing data centers. Sites that support a large number of concurrent users can get immediate performance improvements with Redline Networks T|X 2400, as well as operational simplification and complexity reduction," said Peter Christy, co-founder and principal analyst of NetsEdge Research Group. "As the Internet increases in importance, the value of Web interface performance grows. It's increasingly clear that neither simple over provisioning of server capacity nor dependence on brute force content delivery is the smart way of addressing the issues, especially considering the compounding complexity and operational burdens as more servers or systems are added. Redlines approach complements what's in the data center today, and provides an immediate, substantial and cost-effective benefit."

About Redline Networks
Founded in March 2000, Redline Networks was built on a single premise - to seamlessly optimize web performance while eliminating data center cost and complexity. Redline Networks has pioneered Real-Time Acceleration technology for the next generation of Internet infrastructure. The company's Real-Time Acceleration appliances deliver radically improved performance, capacity and cost savings in the data center. Redline Networks is a privately held company. More information about Redline Networks and its products can be found at http://www.RedlineNetworks.com

For more information please contact:
Jeff McKenzie
Publicis Dialog (for Redline Networks)
jeff.mckenzie@publicis-usa.com
(212) 279-5796

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