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StaffTechs in an authorized hardware reseller and Systems Integrator (SI) for router clustering technology from FatPipe Networks. FatPipe Networks is the inventor and multiple patent holder of technology that provides the highest levels of Wide Area Network (WAN) optimization, reliability, security and bandwidth management. Their core technology, router clustering, involves patented and patent-pending methods that enable high-speed data transfer through multiple lines, multiple Internet Service Providers (ISP) and backbones over WANs with seamless re-assembly of data streams. FatPipe technology affords companies automatic and dynamic failover of a downed data line due to a WAN component, line or service failure.
FatPipe products are deployed in some of the most mission critical and highly secure WANs in the United States and abroad. The products enable companies to obtain low cost, redundant and fast Internet access, allowing such corporations to implement Intranets, e-commerce strategies, Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and utilize application specific servers over the Internet or WAN. FatPipe router clustering products are the leading alternative to BGP load balancing.
FatPipe products are available for purchase through StaffTechs GSA Schedule 70.
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