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Here we explain the small but vital role of load balancers in underpinning object storage solutions in banking.

Here we compare public and platform-agnostic load balancers in the cloud. We look in detail at AWS and highlight some important considerations.

Learn five key considerations when moving to a digital pathology solution.

We're pleased to announce that we are now certified as Nutanix Ready. The Enterprise VA range of software load balancers now deliver scalable, reliable and secure application delivery in Nutanix Acropolis. Building upon our existing strengths in virtualized environments, such as VMWare, Hyper-V, KVM and Xen, the addition of support

We exhibited at Cloud Expo Europe a few years ago, promoting the release of our cloud products; ENTERPRISE AWS + ENTERPRISE AZURE. We love trade shows. They provide a platform to meet existing customers, as well as potential new ones. Several people visiting our stand mentioned the announcement that Kemp Technologies

It depends who's asking! OK, that sounds like a dubious answer. So let me be clear from the outset: our pricing is transparent and our perpetual licensing model is fair and straightforward. We don’t believe in locking you in. “The cost of a thing is the amount of what

In previous years I have attended as an exhibitor. I've always been aware of the size but have never traversed the various halls and walkways to chat to people. Being one of Loadbalancer.org's strengths, I focused my attention on vendors with asset management products.

Whether archiving, editing or streaming media, downtime is not an option for the broadcast industry. The demand for content is ever increasing and an efficient, scalable workflow for producers, curators and editors is key. Loadbalancer.org facilitates high availability and scalable delivery for broadcast media applications. If you care about

An efficient, resilient radiology workflow is crucial to delivering the best patient care. A complex and ever-changing environment, often with resource constraints, requires a considered approach.

We lost a sale. It happens and it is always difficult to swallow, especially when the reason is seemingly trivial. Were we technically inferior? No. Were we more expensive? Nope. Was our support lacking? Far from it. Our name. It was about our name. What's in a name? Loadbalancer.org

Many people I talk to (my wife included), don’t find technology products particularly sexy. It's a valid opinion, but they are missing the point. They are beautiful not only in their design but the problems which they solve. From the birth of the Web to the Hyperloop, necessity is