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Flash Networks Announces New Congestion-Based Optimization and Acceleration for Encrypted Mobile Traffic

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Flash Networks Announces New Congestion-Based Optimization and Acceleration for Encrypted Mobile Traffic

Harmony 7.5 accelerates 300 mbps LTE advanced networks

Edison, New Jersey, January 27, 2015 – Flash Networks, the leading provider of mobile Internet optimization and monetization solutions, announces the release of Harmony 7.5, its Mobile Internet Services Gateway. A key differentiator of this new version is the ability to accelerate and optimize encrypted data without violating user privacy. Based on operator trials, Flash Networks has successfully demonstrated the ability to self-detect congestion in real-time and increase download speeds by 50% for all types of traffic, including encrypted traffic. The system can also be deployed as a virtual network function (VNF) and can be integrated into software defined networks (SDN).

With the introduction of 4G, LTE, and LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) networks, speed has become the main service differentiator for network operators.  At the same time, due to privacy concerns, more and more mobile Internet traffic is encrypted, making it hidden to many optimization solutions. Harmony 7.5 includes smart optimization, which boosts downloads and browsing speeds for all networks, including 300 mbps LTE-A networks.   

More and more operators are turning to virtualized architecture with software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) that offers service agility and operational and capital savings. To address this trend, Flash Networks has developed an optimization and monetization solution that supports virtualization. Harmony 7.5 has been successfully used to optimize traffic in a live trial as part of an SDN topology, integrated into existing network functions and sharing the same hardware.

“Harmony 7.5 helps operators win the speed race to be the fastest network, saves network and radio resources by optimizing data only when needed, and optimizes 90% of protocols, including encrypted data, all on a virtualized architecture,” said Liam Galin, President and CEO of Flash Networks.

Harmony 7.5, along with Layer 8, Flash Networks’ monetization solution, will be demonstrated at Mobile World Congress, March 2-5 in Barcelona, Spain at Flash Networks’ stand (5D60).

About Flash Networks

Flash Networks, the global leader of mobile Internet optimization and monetization solutions, enables operators to boost network speed, optimize video and web traffic, and generate over-the-top revenues from the mobile Internet. Sitting at the core of the network, Flash Networks’ Harmony Mobile Internet Services Gateway accelerates LTE networks by 50% and reduces web and video traffic data by 30%, while providing operators with in-depth traffic analytics and user insights. In addition, with Harmony, operators can engage with their subscribers by offering an enhanced browsing experience while generating revenues from search, over-the-top content, and targeted advertising.

With offices in North America, Europe, Israel, Latin America, and Asia, Flash Networks services over one billion subscribers daily and is proud to count among its customers top-tier mobile carriers including Bharti Airtel, Orange, SKT, TIM, T-Mobile, Telefonica, Vodafone, and many more leading carriers. For more information, visit www.flashnetworks.com

OFER GOTTFRIED, CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, Flash NetwOrks

Ofer Gottfried joined Flash Networks in 2007 after serving as General Manager and VP of R&D at NeuStar NGM, (formerly Followap), a provider of instant messaging and presence products.

Prior to joining NeuStar NGM, Ofer was VP of R&D at the Internetsecurity company V-Secure, after being appointed CTO of ExcelSwitching, a supplier of development platforms for telecom applications and solutions.

Ofer also served as General Manager and VP of R&D at Airslide prior to its merger with Excel Switching. Previously, Ofer held several senior positions at ECI Telecom and related companies managing the development of voice compression and VoIP products for the telecom market. Ofer holds a B.Sc. in Electronics Engineering from the Holon Academic Institute of Technology

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