1. IP routers are designed to route BLANK. Content routers are designed to route BLANK.

2. IP networks route packets based on BLANK. Content-aware networks route messages based on their BLANK.

3. Content networks are deployed as BLANK IP/MPLS networks

4. A content aware network embeds BLANK directly in special purpose network hardware.

5. A content aware network outperforms traditional software based middleware by a factor of BLANK

6. Enterprises can significantly lower IT opex and capex by deploying application infrastructure as BLANK

7. Because network processing occurs in specialized hardware, a content aware network ensures data latency is always:

8. Content aware networks transform carriers from suppliers of commodity bandwidth by allowing them to BLANK

9. CIOs struggling with the custom code development, expensive middleware and directories required to manage the flow of information are looking to:

10. Recent enterprise network focus on distributed application connectivity and content delivery suggests that content-aware networking is set to become the next major frontier in network evolution. This point is reinforced by the following historical examples: