F5 Networks

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Overview
F5 Acopia intelligent file virtualization solutions help businesses efficiently manage the growth, complexity and cost of unstructured file-based information.

Company Information

Public or private company

Private

Company Locations

Corporate Headquarters

41 Wellman Street Lowell, MA 01851 United States Phone: 978-513-2900 Fax: 978-513-2990

Solutions and Research from this Company

Hardware Products

ARX® Series Intelligent File Virtualization Devices BIG-IP Application Security Manager™

Research

7 Virtualization Challenges: Building a Virtualization-Ready Application and Storage Networking Infrastructure Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery and Data Center Consolidation Data Center Virtualization Q&A Deploying F5 Networks BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager with WebAccelerator for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Effective Disaster Recovery Planning Effective Disaster Recovery Planning Using F5 Application Acceleration and EMC SRDF Intelligent File Virtualization: Breaking Free from the Constraints of Today's File Storage Infrastructure Keeping Your Head above the Cloud: 7 Data Center Challenges before Going Virtual Load Balancing 101: Nuts and Bolts for Application Delivery Controllers Maximizing IT Investments: Recession-proofing Your Network New Technologies for Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Podcast: Virtualization Demystified: Breaking Out Virtualization Technologies Security Implications of the Virtualized DataCenter Taneja Report: F5's Acquisition of Acopia Networks & the Vision of the Next Generation Data Center The F5 Acceleration Portfolio The VDC Maturity Model - Moving up the Virtual Data Center Stack Top Windows Storage Improvements for Cutting Costs in 2009 Using F5 WANJet to Accelerate EMC SRDF®: Optimizing Data Replication for Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Using the F5 Acopia ARX for Automated Storage Tiering Virtualization Defined - Eight Different Ways VMware DRS: Why You Still Need Assured Application Delivery and Application Delivery Networking