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Vyatta announced that Liquid Computing has joined the Vyatta
Ready Partner Program. Liquid Computing’s LiquidIQ has passed interoperability testing
with Vyatta software and is now approved as Vyatta Ready. The combination of
technologies provides data center customers with a high-performance networking
and computing infrastructure with better manageability and lower costs than
other legacy solutions.
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