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 ...

DataPower’s products are designed to process network traffic containing information rendered using XML (Extensible Markup Language), a standard used to display, transmit and interpret data that ...

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 ...

IBM Tuesday announced it has acquired XML networking vendor DataPower for an undisclosed amount.

DataPower's existing portfolio of SOA appliance products are primarily designed to enable integration and help provide security at the web services message level.

DataPower claims that its DataGlue technology makes the data description approach practical and involves little or no performance penalty. The DataPower XI50 starts at $50,000.

SOA Software, a provider of unified governance automation products, announced today a centralized policy definition and service monitoring solution for IBM DataPower appliances. The tool, Service ...

Start-up DataPower Technology, Cambridge, Mass., is among a handful of hardware start-ups that foresee bottlenecks in XML processing as use of the tag language technology grows in middle-tier ...