WAN Optimization

FatPipe Networks' WAN Optimization technology offers the highest performance level of WAN Optimization available using patented and patent pending technology. With FatPipe WAN Optimization, you can significantly boost your Wide Area Network performance. This is possible through acceleration of your applications, better utilization of your current WAN infrastructure that would ultimately result in saving you thousands of dollars a year on additional hardware, on software and on bandwidth costs. FatPipe WAN Optimization appreciably increases WAN utilization, providing effective use of WAN bandwidth by caching/compressing, this helps sharply reduce redundant data on a WAN.

FatPipe is the first to market and the only provider of WAN Optimization and optimization technology that can work across multiple WANs. Not only can you optimize your WAN traffic, you can achieve the highest level of WAN redundancy and reliability. Additionally, unlike other WAN optimization/acceleration products that provide WAN caching at the file level, FatPipe WAN caching works at the file as well as the byte level. Smaller granularity results in greater levels of detected redundancies, and more de-duplication and less retransmission, giving you the highest level of WAN Optimization available.

With FatPipe WAN Optimization, you can measurably increase productivity levels as it reduces response time for interactive applications, helps speed-up large data transfers between your headquarters, branches and data storage and/or disaster recovery sites, thereby increasing speed of data transfer between sites.

As reliance on the WAN as a major instrument of business grows at the rate it has over the past few years, its importance has become a prime factor. All businesses pay close attention to the health of the WAN. The cost of bandwidth has fallen significantly over the last 20 years. Most businesses have increased bandwidth to match needs. Unfortunately, increasing bandwidth alone will not solve issues of transference of data due to the inherent nature of TCP/IP protocol itself. Due to this, WAN Optimization has steadily gained importance.