Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. DataPower, based in Cambridge, Mass., is one of a handful of companies that sell appliances designed for handling XML-formatted data. Traffic that might ...

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Filling out its SOA product line, IBM on Tuesday announced its acquisition of XML hardware maker DataPower, which offers products to boost performance of business processes in SOA environments. The ...

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XML security appliance provider DataPower got gobbled up by IBM last fall, but the role of DataPower’s technology in IBM’s SOA strategy wasn’t clear until last week, when IBM announced three new ...

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Amid the growing corporate interest in Web services-based infrastructures, DataPower and Reactivity this week will introduce upgrades designed to help users boost XML security. Amid the growing ...

We have covered DataPower here in this newsletter a couple of times (see editorial links below), looking at its XA35 XML Accelerator and its XS40 XML Security Gateway. Today, we’ll take a quick look ...

IBM has acquired privately held DataPower, one of the first companies to develop specialized hardware for speeding up and securing XML network traffic. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.