Sandvine Corporation announced the successful deployment of content caching solutions in five service provider networks across the globe. The customers were won in previous quarters together with PeerApp as part of a technology partnership that began in 2008. Content caching is a sophisticated traffic optimization tool that targets popular file transfers such as Internet video (YouTube, Metacafe, etc) by developing a temporary local storage called a cache. When content is requested again by any other subscriber, the cache satisfies the request from its temporary storage, eliminating data transfer through expensive transit links and reducing network congestion. The Sandvine-PeerApp integrated content caching solution leverages Sandvine's Policy Traffic Switch (PTS) hardware, detailed protocol identification capabilities and PeerApp's expertise in multi-service, multi-protocol caching solution for video and download services. Sandvine has a proven Solutions Partner Ecosystem that offers service providers a suite of pre-integrated joint solutions designed to rapidly deploy new services improve subscriber retention and enhance subscriber online quality of experience.

Sandvine Corporation expected to Report Q1 2010 Results on April 6, 2010. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on March 10, 2010).

Sandvine Corporation announced that it has won six new service provider customers. Three of the customers are DSL service providers, two are cable network operators and one is a mobile broadband service provider. Five of Sandvine's new customers come from the rapidly growing Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, and one from the Asia Pacific region. One of the DSL customers is a tier-one service provider, which Sandvine defines as an operator with over one million broadband customers. The mobile operator adds to the still-growing list of Sandvine customers that belong to a single global DSL and mobile service provider group.