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Full speed ahead for 10GbE encryption
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 31 January 2007 11:17
"If you pay for a 10 Gigabit Ethernet network, you should get it. With Senetas' layer 2 10GbE CypherNet, encryption is a bump in the wire with data traveling at line speed," said CEO John DuBois, warning that some application layer technologies reduce throughput by up to 40 percent.
DuBois also said that Senetas and SafeNet are working more closely than ever, and are taking steps to increase sales of each other's products.
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