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Data Expedition, Inc.
Company type	Privately held company
Industry	Enterprise Software
Founded	2000
Headquarters	United States of America
Products	ExpeDat ; SyncDat ; HyperGate ; MTP SDK
Website	http://www.DataExpedition.com.com

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Data Expedition, Inc. (DEI) is an enterprise software company that develops, sells and supports software for the high-performance data transfer market.^[1]

Technology[edit]

Data Expedition, Inc.'s core technology is called the Multipurpose Transaction Protocol (MTP/IP)^[2]. It is a patented ^[3] ^[4] ^[5] ^[6] and proprietary transport protocol (OSI Layer 4). DEI claims that MTP offers superior performance and reliability when compared to the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) transport protocol.^[7]^[8]

Products[edit]

Data Expedition, Inc. sells and markets the following products^[9]:

ExpeDat - a high-performance file transfer suite and alternative to legacy technologies such as FTP, SFTP, HTTP, and CIFS

SyncDat - a high-performance file replication and synchronization application, functionally similar to rsync. It rapidly compares and transfers files for backup, data migration, and mirroring.

HyperGate - is software that increases the speed and reliability of web based document transfers.

MTP SDKs - several MTP/IP interfaces are available, allowing developers to choose the programming model that best fits their needs to integrate DEI's technology.

References[edit]

^ "Start-up proposes alternative to TCP" Network World , January 2007
^ "Proprietary MTP: an alternative to TCP?" Network Performance Daily, January 2007
^ US Patent 7158479
^ US Patent 7313627
^ US Patent 7404003
^ US Patent 7630315
^ "A New Data Transport Model". Embedded Technology Magazine. July 2008.
^ "Time for new TCP? Readers respond" Network World, January 2007
^ Data Expedition, Inc. Product Page

External links[edit]

www.dataexpedition.com

[1] "Start-up proposes alternative to TCP" Network World , January 2007

[2] "Proprietary MTP: an alternative to TCP?" Network Performance Daily, January 2007

[3] US Patent 7158479

[4] US Patent 7313627

[5] US Patent 7404003

[6] US Patent 7630315

[7] "A New Data Transport Model". Embedded Technology Magazine. July 2008.

[8] "Time for new TCP? Readers respond" Network World, January 2007

[9] Data Expedition, Inc. Product Page

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