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MAHWAH, N.J.; Nov. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Seven months after acquiring the Nortel-Alteon application delivery product line, Radware (NASDAQ:RDWR) , the leading provider of integrated application delivery solutions for business-smart networking, today brought back the strength and endurance of the Alteon?? line by unveiling the new, powerful Alteon 5412 application delivery platform.
Delivering on its promise to develop the Alteon product and provide customers with a new and improved application delivery solution, Radware unleashes the Alteon 5412 - to drive performance, productivity, and meet customers' current and next-generation data center network and application needs.
"Radware is building a bank of goodwill with Alteon customers and partners by restoring the Alteon brand and advancing the product line with the introduction of the 5412," said Lucinda Borovick, Research Vice President - Datacenter Networks, IDC. "Offering platform longevity with a 5-year support program, Radware Alteon customers can reduce capital and operational expenditures, making the 5412 a credible long-term application delivery option for global enterprises."
The Alteon 5412 delivers optimal business value by helping customers reduce capital expenditures and capacity planning risks as well as eliminate application delivery overspending by providing capacity and service scalability based on a "pay-as-you-grow" model. Radware Alteon customers can reduce operational expenditures as the Alteon 5412 offers hassle-free upgrades with no downtime or need to restart the device. The product runs the same Alteon OS as previous models; thereby offering Alteon customers smooth migration to the new platform with the same proven operational simplicity and stability, without any risk or learning curve for integration into the data center environment.
A technologically-advanced application delivery platform, the Alteon 5412 offers high performance, delivers maximum productivity and ensures operational simplicity.
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