CacheFlow accelerates the Internet with appliances deployed in network infrastructures. Accelerating the Internet is crucial to public schools, where the delays in downloading Web pages often erode the educational viability of the Web in the classroom. The state of Tennessee education network, known as ConnecTEN, links over 82,000 computers and 900,000 students and teachers in 1,750 K-12 schools across the state. Being able to receive Web pages swiftly and reliably means educators can incorporate crucial information into their daily curriculum without the lengthy download delays typically associated with Web usage. Saving Time for Information Access CacheFlow products are proven to improve Web page response time by a factor of ten.
Users spend far too much time waiting for Web pages to appear on their screens.
CacheFlow s technology attacks this problem head-on, delivering Web pages with extraordinary speed. About ENA Education Networks of America, headquartered in Nashville, Tenn., owns and manages Tennessee s statewide K-12 Internet network. Under its contract with the State, ENA provides comprehensive Internet access services to more than 900,000 teachers and students and supports over 60,000 computers accessing the Internet. The company, founded in 1994, has proven to be one of the area s fastest growing businesses. About CacheFlow Inc. CacheFlow is a leading provider of Internet caching appliances that accelerate and manage the flow of information over the Internet.