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The new service gives Affinity's small to medium-sized business customers big business spam filtering, storage and functionality, a new highly intuitive user interface and is built on a new fault resilient architecture. That reputation is based on Ulticom's continued superior development efforts that make Signalware fault resilient and scalable for seamless global deployment. nsAccelera installs on servers in minutes with virtually no risk to business continuity and almost immediately provides improved application performance, capacity and nearly limitless, fault resilient scalability. |
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