The company's productsenable network and equipment test engineers to deploy Ethernet testinfrastructure that is inexpensive, simple to manage and easy to scale interms of test port count and functional test capabilities.Research firm Frost & Sullivan expects the market for GbE/10GbE testequipment to reach $1.9 billion by 2014 as millions of 10GbE ports aredeployed around the world in service provider and carrier networks, corporatedata centers and research & education networks. "With Ethernet pricesdecreasing over time, it is essential for end users to have access to testequipment that is also decreasing in cost," says an analyst at the marketresearch firm."Test equipment on the market today is too expensive to satisfy demandresulting from rapid adoption of GbE/10GbE technologies," said Jacob V.Nielsen, CEO of Xena Networks. "We recognized the need for a new category oftest equipment inexpensive enough to be deployed as Ethernet testinfrastructure. So we focused on an Ethernet test platform having most of thefeatures test engineers require but for less than half the price," continuedNielsen.Xena's first product, the XenaCompact(TM), achieves its low price througha unique hardware design providing wire speed L2/L3 traffic generation andanalysis capabilities in a compact one rack-unit form factor.

EachXenaCompact(TM) supplies up to six GbE ports or two 10GbE ports supportingboth copper and optical interfaces. The result is a very flexible platformfor performance, load stress, pre-staging and functional testing of GbE/10GbEequipment and network infrastructure.With a number of successful customer betas and trials underway in theU.S. and Europe, Xena Networks will next month announce general availabilityof its XenaCompact(TM) platform featuring the XenaManager(TM) test managementapplication.About Xena NetworksCopenhagen-based Xena Networks is a privately held pioneering developerof Ethernet test solutions, founded in 2007. The company's products enablenetwork and equipment test engineers to deploy Ethernet test infrastructurethat is inexpensive, simple to manage and easy to scale Led by CEO andco-founder Jacob V. Nielsen, Xena's management team consists of networkingindustry professionals bringing over 60 years of experience fromorganizations such as Vitesse, Microsoft, and Cisco. With operations anddistributors in Europe, North America and Australia, Xena Networks is firstto introduce Ethernet test solutions that deliver the price/performanceadvantages of Ethernet technology.

For additional information visit - http:// Smith,Xena Networks, ApS,Tel: +45-61-31-46-91,Email: .SOURCEXena Networks ApSContact: Dale Smith, Xena Networks, ApS, Tel: +45-61-31-46-91, Email: .. LeBron James scored 45 points against the Celtics Sunday only to be outhustled and outplayed by Paul Pierce. Pierce was stellar in the 97-92 victory, in which he scored 41 points.In a night where Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and Rajon Rondo combined to go 10-30 from the floor, one could have easily made the case that Paul Pierce was the best player on the court. Matching LeBron's every move, Pierce was doing everything from draining threes in James' face to knocking down clutch free throws not to mention outhustling LeBron James to recover a loose ball, in what turned out to be a pivotal moment for the Celtics.P.J.

Brown, who has been known to be a great mentor to younger players, showed that he can still have an impact on a championship-caliber team such as the Celtics. He was one of only three players on the team to score in double figures, but his biggest contribution was a 21-foot jump shot to put the Celtics up three with less than 90 seconds remaining.Eddie House also provided a much-needed spark off the bench that helped the Celtics regain their focus. He ended the game with only four points, but added an assist, a block, a steal, a rebound, and the energy Boston needed to get past the Cavs.LeBron's 45 points were actually the fourth-most in the history of NBA Game Sevens, but the Celtics will be the team to host Game One of the Eastern Conference Finals. They will be playing a veteran Piston team that unlike the Celtics has been playing together for a good five years.The only upside for the C's is that Detroit's point guard, Chauncey Billups, will be nursing a strained right hamstring. I will admit it's not much of an upside when an All-Star player is returning to the line-up, but let's try to stay positive. .