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NewsData center firms settle cookie suit
September 17, 2004 F5 Networks and Radware have come to terms in a patent dispute over "cookie persistence" technology. -
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Data center gear makers battle over patents
July 20, 2004 Radware is suing competitor F5 Networks for infringing on one of its patents, four months after F5 filed its own suit. -
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F5 Networks to introduce next-gen traffic manager
September 3, 2004 F5 Networks will announce its new switch next week, part of efforts to broaden its reach in the market. -
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F5 Networks picks up another security start-up
June 1, 2004 The company's $29 million purchase of MagniFire puts it in the application firewall market, as F5 prepares to battle bigger companies for a piece of the network security pie. -
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Sun networking foray begins this month
September 3, 2004 Server and software company prepares new foray into market for dot-com infrastructure. -
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Sun faces stiff competition in networking
September 21, 2004 Company has officially entered content switching market with Nauticus gear--but critics say success is far from guaranteed. -
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Group aims to create hallmark of security
November 9, 2004 Four founders invite security giants to join push to test network products, to make sure they live up to its promises. -
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Switches look to security to recapture lost luster
April 9, 2004 When the dot-com boom went bust so did the market for switches that shuttle traffic between servers, but as security concerns mount, these network elements have found new ways to make themselves useful. -
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Browser security takes off in VPNs
January 14, 2004 Companies are warming up to browser security technology SSL in virtual private networks as a simpler, cheaper way to give mobile workers remote access to corporate data.
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