WAN accelerators
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What is WAN accelerators?
WAN (Wide Area Network) accelerators are a collection of techniques used to improve the efficiency of data transfer across WANs. They address common WAN issues like latency, bandwidth limitations, and packet loss, resulting in faster application performance and improved user experience. Techniques include data deduplication, compression, protocol optimization, and caching.
What other technologies are related to WAN accelerators?
WAN accelerators Competitor Technologies
Riverbed
Riverbed is a vendor providing WAN optimization solutions that directly compete with other WAN accelerator technologies.
SD-WAN
SD-WAN (Software-Defined WAN) provides a broader approach to WAN management, including features that overlap with WAN optimization such as traffic shaping, path selection, and caching.
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Which job functions commonly mention WAN accelerators?
Network Operations Engineer
0.2% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention WAN accelerators
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Network Engineer
0.2% of all Network Engineer jobs mention WAN accelerators
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Network Security Engineer
0.1% of all Network Security Engineer jobs mention WAN accelerators
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Network Administrator
26 Network Administrator jobs mention WAN accelerators
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Engineer
365 Engineer jobs mention WAN accelerators
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