XipLink Selected for Taiwan Government Network

March 2, 2010

XipLink, is providing optimization equipment and technology in support of a recent government contract through Tai E Trading Company Limited in Taiwan. Tai E Trading Co., Ltd. is a trading company and integrator of electronics, communication systems, radars, fire control systems, remote sensing systems, commercial radio systems, field service, business management and support.

The critical service provided from Tai E Trading Co., Ltd. will be used in a defense related network to provide the maximum performance over a large number of SCPC satellite links. Through the benefits of acceleration, compression and quality of service from the XipLink technology, the network will see an increase of bandwidth utilization of greater than 200%. In this scenario, the investment payback period for the XipLink appliance is less than 4 months.

Tai E Trading is a key XipLink partner offering the company’s XA-Series appliances, ranging in scale from 2 Mbps and 50 connections for use in small office / home office locations, to redundant high performance systems operating at 155 Mbps and 30,000 simultaneous connections. XipLink appliances also support key value-added options such as a factory installed dynamic web cache, IPSec integrated security software and XiPix lossy compression for outbound web optimization.

“We are extremely excited to utilize the XipLink technology for use in this network. The solution has the highest performance and at the most cost-effective price.,” said Mrs. Lai Wu Mei Chu, Chairwoman of Tai E Trading Co., Ltd. “The increased bandwidth utilization will provide a very high performance, superior efficiency and cost savings for our customer.”

“Tai E Trading is a valued partner for us and we are excited to help them drive capital cost efficiencies of such scale to their customer,” said Sasmith Reddi, Managing Director of Asia Sales for XipLink. “We are pleased to have such a respected and proven partner in this important and growing marketplace.”