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xG Technology Receives $3.3 Million Purchase Order From NEFCOM

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Comtech Telecommunications Receives $2.9 Million Order from Military Contractor

- Alert), president and CEO of Comtech Telecommunications Corp., certainly seemed excited about the order, saying, “The XTS-40X-B1 is targeted at government SATCOM users who build very compact and cost effective transportable systems. We think this is a tremendous product that sets the bar very high in the MILSATCOM marketplace.”

For those of you who are not familiar with this system, the XTS-40X-B1 is designed to provide high output power for mobile military applications. The system is additionally designed to work with military SATCOM terminals, and comes in a relatively small case with a durable outer hull.

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President Issues Executive Order Punishing Those Who Aid Syria and Iran Governments with Tracking Technology

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Procera Wins Fourth Follow-On Order from US MSO for PacketLogic Solutions

- Alert) reportedly won the fourth follow-on order from a Tier-1 US MSO for its PacketLogic solutions. The operator, undergoing an expansion process, will deploy the solution in sites where bandwidth has increased over the past six months.

Procera's PacketLogic solution is expected to enable the MSO to deliver personalized services for millions of its subscribers.

Revenue from this $2.5 million follow-on order will be included in the company’s financial report for the first quarter of 2012, Procera said in a press release.

“Large deployments like this are proving the scalability and ease of expansion of the Procera solution for Tier-1 operators,” said Vice President of Global Marketing for Procera Cam Cullen. “Tier-1 operator networks require more performance and scalability out of the overall PacketLogic solution, and Procera's ability to meet these scaling challenges is the primary reason we see continued follow-on business from large customers.”

Procera explained on its Web site that broadband providers trying to keep pace with the Digital Lifestyle require detailed analyses of trends in consumer behavior. Procera's PacketLogic Intelligence Center (PIC) with PacketLogic Report Studio ensures that Marketing and Finance departments understand what applications are most prevalent among the clients’ user base, where those applications are used most frequently, and how changes in service plans affect network congestion.

By providing succinct, digestible and customizable reports, PIC helps drive profitable services and efficient network management. In the press release Procera claimed that its PacketLogic Report Studio analytics have become integral to the business planning process at the Tier-I MSO.

The implementation of PacketLogic solutions into existing FlowSync and QueueSync domains will enable the operator to scale the deployment without complicated traffic re-routing or clustering. The ease of scaling individual sites and geographic redundancy are two capabilities that make PacketLogic solution perfectly suitable for large scale deployments, Procera said in the release.

The deployment will also support the operator’s IPv6 rollout project. The solution provides visibility of IPv6 traffic and IPv6 service offerings for the business and consumer markets.

Procera Networks recently unveiled PacketLogic 20000 (PL20000), a new 100GE-capable Intelligent Policy Enforcement (IPE) platform.

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