TM Announcements: Bytemobile Adds Traffic Director and Content Caching Elements

Bytemobile continues to integrate traffic management and optimization elements into its multi-function products [see "Bytemobile Launches Integrated DPI, Caching, Optimization and NI Solution" - here], by adding a traffic director and content caching elements.

The vendor announced "..the availability of two new products to expand its T-Series Adaptive Traffic Management System for 3G and 4G networks. Integrated with Bytemobile’s two platforms – the Unison™ Platform and the T3100 Adaptive Traffic Manager – the T1100 Traffic Director and the T2100 Content Accelerator provide operators with a seamless single-vendor solution for processing video and web traffic to deliver increased network efficiency and the best possible user experience under all network conditions"

The new T1100 productizes Byte's previous announcement with Citrix [here]: "The T1100 Traffic Director is designed to deliver the intelligence and performance required to scale next-generation networks and applications .. The T1100 is a highly flexible application delivery controller – powered by Citrix NetScaler and custom-built for deployment with Bytemobile’s Smart Capacity platforms. As such, it provides a seamless exchange of information to intelligently distribute traffic load at all times, resulting in higher availability, greater throughput and simplified operational management".

"The T2100 Content Accelerator is an intelligent caching appliance architected to provide the highest level of bandwidth management for today’s mobile broadband networks, while delivering the best possible multimedia experience to subscribers. Because of its seamless integration with Bytemobile’s two Smart Capacity platforms, operators can add the T2100 to existing traffic management deployments and immediately begin accelerating the multimedia experience by bringing streaming video and audio closer to the subscriber".

Bytemobile spokesperson explained that "As for the T2100 Content Accelerator, the product is based on Bytemobile’s internally developed caching technology".

Chris Koopmans (pictured), COO of Bytemobile said: “Instead of multiple network elements for caching, load balancing, deep packet inspection (DPI), video and web optimization, analytics, and policy control – pieced together from multiple vendors – Bytemobile has brought to market new infrastructure that provides carriers with a more efficient and manageable architecture for Smart Capacity – and the scalability to capitalize on exploding subscriber demand for rich mobile data services”.

See "Bytemobile Builds Out the T-Series Adaptive Traffic Management System" - here.