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posted by Craig Ellrod

New NetScaler Technology Speeds Applications that Push Data to Users, Achieving Greater Real-time Interactivity with Fewer Servers Required

This groundbreaking new capability was specifically designed to address the demands that today's interactive Web 2.0 applications are placing on server infrastructures. While Web 2.0 applications are ushering in a new era of enhanced functionality and responsiveness for end users, they are highly inefficient when it comes to server computing resources. In order to create a rich interactive experience, Web 2.0 applications need to maintain a one-to-one user connection to backend servers for extended periods, which severely taxes datacenter resources and adversely impacts performance and scalability. NetScaler is the first application delivery controller to streamline this process by "pushing" data directly to thousands of users concurrently, offloading web servers from this burdensome task. As a result, server costs for delivering Web 2.0 applications can be reduced by five to ten times.

Rich Web Experience at a Fraction of the Cost

These new capabilities allow NetScaler to free up backend servers from inefficient connection management tasks, thus shrinking the number of servers needed. This reduced server footprint in the datacenter improves server utilization and allows a smaller set of servers to accomplish the same business tasks, cutting server costs by up to 90 percent by decreasing power, cooling and operational overhead.

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posted by Laura Whalen

DID YOU KNOW that today is the Citrix 20th Anniversary? Happy anniversary, Citrix, and congratulations to every Citrite and member of the Citrix community whose contributions over the years have brought Citrix to where it is today! Here are some thoughtful wishes, interesting observations, and great memories from some of our Citrix Technology Professionals:


From Steve Greenberg:
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CADD2KihcEQ
Blog:   http://thinclient.net/blog/


From Jason Conger:   
Blog:   http://www.jasonconger.com/Citrix-turns-20.aspx


From Michael Keen:   
Blog:   http://www.dabcc.com/article.aspx?id=10574


From Alexander Ervik Johnsen:
Blog:  
http://www.ervik.as/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1602:happy-20th-anniversary-to-citrix&catid=1:latest&Itemid=139


From Ulrich Stamm:
Blog:   http://www.circleofexpertise.com/coeblog.html


From Joe Shonk:
Blog:   http://www.theshonkproject.com/index.php?option=com_content


From Jim Kenzig:
Video:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABn6t5Ly1T0
Blog:   http://kenzig.blogspot.com/2009/04/congratulations-to-citrix-20th.html


From Xavier Sánchez:
Blog and video:   http://www.ctxdom.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=208:feliz-20-aniversario-citrix&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=61


Your Video Anniversary Message to Citrix:

Citrix has achieved many milestones in our twenty-year history. To celebrate the occasion, we're creating a video montage of our customers, partners, Citrix Technology Professionals, and the wider Citrix community that we will share with the global team of Citrix employees in late April. We'd like to invite you to share your thoughts, observations, and wishes, by uploading a 20-second video message, including fond memories or anecdotes about your relationship with Citrix. The deadline for video submissions is Thursday, April 23th.

To upload your 20-second QuickTime or WMV video, please visit: http://web.citrix.com/go/videopostcard/


Laura Whalen

Citrix Systems, Inc.

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