BoC To Auction C$2bln In 30 Day TLF on Monday
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White House Officially Signs Off On Automaker Loan Agreements
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Fed to Further Revise TALF Terms Based on Market Needs Going Forward
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Fed Extends TALF Loan Maturity from 1yr to 3yrs
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TALF Loans No Longer Distributed Through Auction, Available to All Eligible Borrowers --NY FED
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BoA Sells $6.75bln of FDIC-Backed Debt
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IL Governor intends to stay on the Job; will answer questions in appropriate forum
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Obama - economists insist economy must be put back on track first
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Obama - part of econ plan...mechanism to get budgets under control
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Obama - once we get economy back on track, we will be confronted w/ "this enormous deficit"
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Obama - will change how business is done in D.C.; no road to nowhere...
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Obama - focus on job creation, increasing demand, fix financial markets will cost significant amount of money
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Obama - need bold approach to stop rapid econ decline
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Community Bankers Trust Gets $17.68mln of TARP Funds
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Obama - concerned about Stimulus estimates; econ forecasts have deteriorated
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Obama - must have reciprocity in Trade Agreements; labor, environmental agreements must be part of trade agreements
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Obama - must rebuild regulatory structure
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Obama - create jobs and train workers for them; the way to keep jobs in the U.S. is to rebuild infrastructure
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No FED speeches scheduled thru year end - barring unforseen events
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Petrobras Gas, Oil Output Totaled 2.17mln BPD in November
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March 28th 2008 - Focused Squarely at Building Switching Solutions to Accelerate Data Center Applications, Teak's AZ-10GE Technology Enables 10GE Links to Operate at Line Rate Without Packet Loss Across All Traffic Loads Including Those With Random Arrival, Varying Frame Size, Burst Characteristics, and Oversubscribed Output Interfaces

Teak Technologies Raises 10GE Performance Bar to Unmatched Level

As yet another industry-first milestone, Teak Technologies recently demonstrated unmatched throughput performance from its AZ-10GE switching solution for IBM BladeCenter running the Reuters Market Data System (RMDS) application suite used by securities firms worldwide to supply real-time data to traders and automated trading applications.

"We recently completed Phase-1 tests on Teak's equipment using the Reuters Market Data System," said Peter Lankford, director of the Securities Technology Analysis Center (STAC®). "Our testing focused on two objectives: (1) stress test the equipment to determine peak sustained link utilization level with Teak's hardware-based Acceleration Zone (AZ-10GE) algorithms and, (2) establish the baseline native 10GE latency with Teak's Acceleration Zone (AZ-10GE) algorithms disabled and with no assistance from client-side acceleration algorithms such as TOE, iWARP, or RDMA. Our tests found that Teak's solution improved link utilization from 7.7Gbps to 9.6Gbps in the AZ-10GE mode and delivered mean latency of less than one millisecond at up to 450,000 updates per second in native 10GE mode with no client-side acceleration.

"10GE switch vendors claim to deliver line-rate performance with zero packet loss across all packet sizes. However, such claims assume well-behaved traffic flows and speak nothing of their number, arrival characteristics, or port oversubscription rates," said Sanjay Dua, chief marketing officer at Teak Technologies. "By way of contrast, AZ-10GE solutions allow applications and networks to work as an efficient closed-loop system where traffic flows unimpeded at line rate without incurring packet loss even in adverse environments. AZ-10GE algorithms self-adjust to maintain peak performance at all times while adapting to changes in traffic mix/volume, round-trip time (RTT), network topology, and equipment add/moves. In a historical first, Teak's AZ-10GE technology allows Ethernet to operate optimally and reliably with full link utilization, no packet loss, and low latency while ensuring high levels of application availability and predictability."

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