Blue Coat has unveiled its CacheFlow 5000 appliance, which delivers a leap forward in performance and capacity more than three times greater throughput and cache storage. The new CacheFlow appliance is available immediately and includes IPv6 support. This dramatic performance improvement comes at a time when the increasing amount of rich Web 2.0 content, especially videos and large files, is severely straining service provider networks.
The additional performance is derived from new 64-bit software and hardware improvements. The new CacheFlow appliance also adds an option for 10GigE Fiber, in addition to existing copper, to support high-speed network interfaces.
"The new CacheFlow 5000 appliance represents a tremendous leap in performance for Web content caching and can dramatically improve the service provider's ability to keep up with the unrelenting demand for Web video while changing its economics. By combining caching intelligence with a new level of platform performance, the CacheFlow appliance will better prepare service providers for massive increases in their subscribers' demand for content," said Steve Daheb, CMO & Sr. VP, Blue Coat Systems.
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