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Emulex

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Emulex Corporation engages in the design, development, and supply of storage networking infrastructure solutions that connect storage, servers, and networks. The company offers host server products, which include chip level and board level server-based I/O adapters, including host bus adapters, mezzanine cards, universal converged network adapters, and pass-through modules. It also offers chip level, board level, and box level array-based products that provide connectivity and protocol emulation functions, including embedded input/output controllers, I/O processors, switch-on-a-chip products, embedded bridges, and embedded routers. In addition, it offers contract engineering services. Emulex Corporation sells its products to original equipment manufacturers and end users worldwide, as well as through value added resellers, systems integrators, industrial distributors, and resellers. It has a collaboration agreement with International Business Machines Corp. to deliver a host-based encryption solution based on the Emulex Secure Host Bus Adapter technology and IBM Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager. The company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California.

Recent Milestones

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  Emulex acquired Endace. (12/5/12)
  Posted 12/7/12 at 8:57pm via freshnews.com
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  Emulex acquired ServerEngines for $283M. (6/7/10)
  Posted 6/8/10 at 7:32pm via freshnews.com
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  Emulex invested in Aristos Logic. (8/2/07)
  Posted 1/19/09 at 11:37pm via venturebeat.com
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  Emulex added Michael P.Downey as Board of Directors.
  Posted 4/16/13 at 9:33pm
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  Emulex added Eugene J.Frantz as Board of Directors.
  Posted 4/16/13 at 9:33pm
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  Emulex added Dean A.yoost as Board of Directors.
  Posted 4/16/13 at 9:33pm

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Uploaded: 6/9/10

Sources

1. EMULEX ANNOUNCES INTENT TO ACQUIRE ENDACE (freshnews.com) [edit]
2. Emulex to Acquire ServerEngines (freshnews.com) [edit]
3. Aristos, RAID storage processing company, raises $13.36M (venturebeat.com) [edit]