DataPower

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DataPower is a product division within IBM that produces XML appliances for processing XML messages. DataPower was the first company that created network devices to perform XML processing, integrated application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) designed to accelerate XML processing into products, and implement a broad XML-aware & application-oriented networking strategy.

DataPower was recognized early as an innovator in XML processing. XML messaging is now considered a critical element to Service-oriented architecture (SOA).

[edit] DataPower history

  • October 2005 - Acquired by IBM
  • January 2003 - First press releases to highlight security over performance
  • August 26th 2002 - Delivers first network device
  • July 8th 2002 - secures $9.5M in venture funding
  • April 2002 - Cheng Wu join board of directors
  • March 1999 - Founded in Cambridge, MA

For a full listing of events see the DataPower Press Releases

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