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nPulse Technologies
nPulse Technologies is the performance leader in flow and packet capture, and analysis. Our flagship product, nPulse CPX, delivers cost-effective, distributed flow-indexed packet capture at ultrafast speeds up to 20Gbps. CPX is used today by leading financial institutions, government agencies, and telcos to reduce time to resolution and enhance historical analysis for network and security operations. Through its innovative Pivot2Pcap API, CPX significantly extends the visibility of existing monitoring and security solutions.

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