RMI Corporation, a provider of high performance processor solutions for networking, communications and media rich applications, has just signed a strategic partnership agreement with Huawei-Symantec (
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As per the terms of this partnership agreement, RMI’s multi-core multi-threaded processors will be used for the Huawei (
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This partnership agreement was announcement at a press conference in Beijing, China which highlighted the significance of the joint venture and its successful development activities along with the world-class R&D efforts between Huawei-Symantec and RMI that aims to deliver the unified security gateway device.
Huawei-Symantec is a joint venture company formed in May 2007, between Huawei Technologies, a provider of next-generation telecommunications network solutions, and Symantec, the company which delivers infrastructure software that address risks to security, availability, compliance and performance.
Huawei-Symantec has also announced the release of the joint venture’s first unified security gateway device providing industry leading performance.
Su Li-Qing, president of Huawei-Symantec joint venture, mentioned this partnership as a decision towards success supported by RMI’s advanced technical capabilities.
“We are grateful for this strategic partnership with RMI,” said Li-Qing.
“RMI has made strong commitments to China early on, building up a world-class business and technical organization with deep enterprise and infrastructure expertise and we have worked closely with Huawei-Symantec to bring high quality, leading edge products to market in the shortest amount of time,” said Behrooz Abdi, president and CEO, RMI.
Abdi added, “RMI applauds Huawei-Symantec on its success and we are proud to be recognized as its strategic partner. We are committed to supporting Huawei-Symantec as it moves towards the next growth phase.”
Jai C.S. is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Jai’s articles, please visit his columnist page.