Endace stories - Page 2

High-growth technology companies form the Security Technology Alliance, designed to create a new high-growth and high-value industry category for the country.

Emulex set to acquire all Endace shares, hitting 99.9% acceptances, with a takeover bid of £76m now reaching compulsory buyout stage.

Unveiling the secrets of Arista Networks: from a specialist vendor to a major player in enterprise networking, here's what you didn't know.

Company declares the offer unconditional as to the level of acceptances, extending the offer period by 14 days, to 1 p.m (GMT) on February 26.

Emulex dispatches a lucrative 500p/share offer to Endace's shareholders, aiming to seal a $131m deal by March 2013, recommended by both boards.

Emulex Corporation launches a cash offer to acquire New Zealand's Endace for £80.7m, aiming to revolutionize network visibility globally.

Endace introduces EndaceAccess 100, a breakthrough 100G network monitor system, transforming IT operations with unprecedented visibility.

NetOps and SecOps struggle with rising incidents and stagnant budgets, urging a shift in IT investment towards efficiency and response.

Pervasive capture, vital for effective problem resolution in networks, is revolutionising the way outages and anomalies are managed.

Endace unveils OSm 5.0, featuring EndaceVision, a browser-based app for high-res network monitoring on tablets.

NZ Hi-Tech Awards introduce two new categories, spotlighting innovative mobile tech and multinational contributions. Entries close March 5.

Why New Zealand's economic prosperity depends on local companies growing global niche markets in the technology and telecommunications sectors.

Endace's Dr Ian Graham wins NZ Entrepreneur of the Year for his innovation in network monitoring technology and global success.

Kiwi firm Endace expands in US market, opening an office in Silicon Valley and hiring a veteran from Juniper Networks.

Endace, a Kiwi tech firm, anticipates reporting a significant 37% revenue rise to US$18.6m in its next half-yearly report.

Endace, largely unknown in New Zealand, eyes domestic growth and urges Kiwi firms to embrace local innovation and leverage homegrown expertise.

Robert Cotter the well connected Engineer working on F5 and other brands at Distribution Central has left the building.

Endace, a Kiwi network tech firm celebrated abroad, pivots home, eyeing NZ and Australia with innovative tech for an expanding local market.

Endace's financials show annual growth amid rising cyber threats, powering ahead with strong markets in finance, government, and telecom.

Endace partners with Newgen to bolster its presence in Australia, aiming to capture a larger share of the network monitoring market.