The evolving data mix in today's networks calls for a new approach to memory subsystem design. For teams building network equipment today, the design issues are more challenging than ever.

Business may have slowed, but network traffic rates haven't. By some estimates, traffic across the network is growing at better than 100 per cent annually.

The deployment of faster broadband pipes to end users and the escalating use of multimedia content such as graphics, audio and video continue to drive up Internet usage.

At the same time, businesses are rely increasingly on the Internet for a variety of mission-critical functions from sales to organisational communications. Just look at the rapid growth of stored data.

Driven by new applications in e-business, enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM), the quantity of data stored by organisations is doubling every year.
 
 
A free white paper, "Data-Flow Control in the Internet Infrastructure" is available to explain how to manage data flows and describe how a new approach to memory subsystem design can boost performance in a broad range of applications.

Click here to download this free white paper.