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Endace, Voltaire Bring Passive Monitoring to InfiniBand


NEW YORK and AUCKLAND, New Zealand, June 10 -- Endace Ltd. today announced that it is working with Voltaire Ltd. to deliver passive monitoring capabilities for InfiniBand-based interconnect solutions in high-performance computing (HPC) environments and datacenters. Endace is the recognized leader in passive monitoring solutions with the Ninja InfiniBand portfolio providing an exclusive combination of manageable network taps, high-speed capture platforms and analytical software. Voltaire develops InfiniBand-based server and storage switching and software solutions that improve application performance and efficiency in datacenters.

"Endace is first to market in delivering our passive monitoring solution for InfiniBand infrastructures," said Steve Gleave, vice president of marketing at Endace. "While InfiniBand is well accepted in high-performance computing environments across multiple industries, there was a strong unmet need for performance monitoring tools -- particularly in large, enterprise datacenters. Our relationship with Voltaire will help bring Endace's performance monitoring solutions to these customers worldwide."

InfiniBand is an industry standard technology for the interconnection of HPC systems and enterprise applications. The combination of high bandwidths at 10 or 20 gigabits/second, low latency and scalability makes it the interconnect of choice to power many of the world's largest and fastest computer systems and enterprise datacenters. Voltaire builds on this technology to deliver director-class (i.e. large scale) switches, routers, adapters and software. Together Endace and Voltaire can now deliver solutions that passively capture traffic on single data rate (10 gigabits/second) and double data rate (20 gigabits/second) links, measure packet delay and jitter and deliver total visibility across the complete network infrastructure, with zero impact on network performance.

"Large enterprises are increasingly turning to Voltaire to help them build out unified fabrics in their datacenters," commented Amir Prescher, vice president of business development at Voltaire. "Working with Endace, we are now able to provide our customers the ability to analyze and tune InfiniBand-based fabrics which is a necessity in the operation of large datacenters. The combination of Voltaire's Grid Director switches and software and Endace's LAN/InfiniBand monitoring portfolio provides an optimum solution in the most demanding of environments."

About Endace

For organizations that rely on their IP networks to do business, Endace provides traffic monitoring, latency measurement, network security and application acceleration solutions that capture, inspect and report on every single data packet. Endace enable customers to be confident in their service performance, information security, and regulatory compliance. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Endace also has offices in the United Kingdom, United States and Singapore. Quoted on AIM, the stock code is LSE: EDA. For further information: www.endace.com.

About Voltaire

Voltaire Ltd. designs and develops server and storage switching and software solutions that enable high-performance grid computing within the datacenter. Voltaire refers to its server and storage switching and software solutions as the Voltaire Grid Backbone. Voltaire's products leverage InfiniBand technology and include director-class switches, multi-service switches, fixed-port configuration switches, Ethernet and Fibre Channel routers and standards-based driver and management software. Voltaire's solutions have been sold to a wide range of end customers including governmental, research and educational organizations, as well as enterprises in the manufacturing, oil and gas, entertainment, life sciences and financial services industries. Founded in 1997, Voltaire Ltd. is headquartered in Herzeliya, Israel, and has its U.S. headquarters in Billerica, Mass. More information about Voltaire is available at www.voltaire.com.

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