Cavium Networks, a start-up based in Santa Clara, California, introduced a family of secure Ethernet NICs that deliver up to Quad GbE Inline IPsec functionality and TCP offload functions. The network adapters utilize Cavium Networks’ NITROX II In-line security processor to significantly accelerate IPsec, SSL and Wireless LAN security processing, offload TCP functions and support both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic in enterprise server and appliance configurations. http://www.cavium.com/
Cavium Offers Secure, Multi-Gigabit NIC
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