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NetCache

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A family of Web cache servers from Network Appliance that come in a wide range of sizes for use in branch offices to large service providers. NetCache devices support video-on-demand and broadcast streaming and use Network Appliance's innovative Data ONTAP microkernel OS and Write Anywhere File Layout file system (WAFL). NetCache supports "split streaming," which, like multicasting, provides a one-to-many transmission enabling one video stream from the Internet to be sent to multiple users at the same time.

NetCache Appliance
This is an "appliance" because it plugs into the network and performs one function: Web caching. This C6100 model holds up to two terabytes of Web pages. (Image courtesy of Network Appliance, Inc.)
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NetApp will continue to support existing customers' NetCache appliances for the duration of their support contracts, and will honor all currently existing NetCache customer commitments.
NetApp Completes Sale of NetCache Assets to Blue Coat Systems, Inc by Business Wire
NetApp(R) is committed to a smooth, seamless transition for existing NetCache customers.
NetApp to Sell NetCache Business to Blue Coat Systems by Business Wire
Following the success of the NetCache installation, we are delighted that Credit Suisse has now decided to deploy our storage solutions," said Patrick Rogers, vice president of Products and Partners at Network Appliance.
Credit Suisse Selects Network Appliance(TM) Storage by Business Wire
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