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Yahoo
25-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
FatPipe's Total Security 360 Honored as 2025 MSP Today Product of the Year
SALT LAKE CITY, June 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- FatPipe, Inc. (NASDAQ: FATN) ("FatPipe" or the "Company") today announced that its Total Security 360 cybersecurity product has been recognized with 2025 MSP Today Product of the Year Award by TMC's MSP Today. The MSP Today Product of the Year Award honors innovative, best-in-class solutions that significantly enhance managed service providers' (MSPs) capabilities to deliver exceptional value to their clients. Winners were selected by the editorial staff at TMC's MSP Today based on each solution's innovation, demonstrated business value, and ability to meet critical customer needs. "We are honored to receive this prestigious recognition from MSP Today," said Dr. Ragula Bhaskar, CEO of FatPipe. "This award validates the strategic investments we've made in innovation and underscores the strength of our solutions in addressing the evolving network and cybersecurity needs of enterprises. It also reinforces our commitment to supporting our channel partners and managed service providers by equipping them with industry-leading technology." FatPipe Total Security 360 combines advanced and comprehensive cybersecurity measures, providing enterprises with seamless, reliable, and highly secure network connectivity across cloud, hybrid, and on-premise environments. The product's distinctive features include intelligent traffic failover, multi-path encryption, deep network observability, and integrated threat protection—all critical to maintaining uninterrupted, and highly secure business operations. According to research from SNS Insider, the global Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) market, valued at $5.2 billion in 2023, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31.14% from 2024 to 2032, highlighting the significant and expanding market opportunity for FatPipe's solutions. About FatPipe, Inc. FatPipe pioneered the concept of software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) and hybrid WANs that eliminate the need for hardware and software or cooperation from ISPs and allows companies and service providers to control multi-link network traffic. Fatpipe has also pioneered single stack cybersecurity combining SDWAN and cybersecurity. FatPipe currently has 12 U.S. patents related to multipath, software-defined networking. FatPipe products are sold by 200+ resellers worldwide. For more information, visit Follow us on X @FatPipe_Inc. Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements contained in this press release, including statements relating to the Company's expectations regarding the completion, timing and size of its proposed public offering and listing may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements can generally be identified by our use of forward-looking terminology such as "may," "will," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "estimate," "believe," "continue," or other similar words. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which are based on management's current expectations and are inherently subject to various risks, uncertainties, assumptions, or changes in circumstances that are difficult to predict or quantify. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with the consummation of the offering and other risks described in FatPipe's registration statement on Form S-1, as it may be amended from time to time. Except as required by law, FatPipe expressly disclaims a duty to provide updates to forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or other occurrences. Company Contact Info Investor Contact Dave Gentry, CEORedChip Companies, (733-2447) FATN@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE FatPipe Networks Sign in to access your portfolio
Daily Mirror
24-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
I've found the perfect FatFace linen trousers– they're comfy and easy to style
If you're on the hunt for a pair of linen trousers to dress up or down this summer, our head of fashion can't recommend this £69 FatFace pair enough When it comes to warm-weather dressing, I need my wardrobe to be simple. I want pieces that don't cling but that also can be paired together in seconds to make a put-together outfit. And I think I've just found the ultimate pair of trousers that tick both of those boxes. Enter FatFace's Iva Navy Wide Leg Linen Trousers, £69, my new summer wardrobe obsession. They've already become my go-to for everything from office days to casual weekend lunching, and I've lost count of how many compliments I've had while wearing them. Stylish, comfortable and surprisingly flattering, they're all I want to wear at the moment in the heatwave (as someone who hates to show her legs). The fabric is what won me over first. They're made from 100% linen, which is ideal when the temperature starts to rise, with a soft cotton lining to keep things light and airy without any risk of transparency. Whether I'm running into the office or playing with my toddler nieces in the garden, they always feel cool and comfy. Fit-wise, they're ideal for my slightly taller frame. The wide-leg shape flares gently from the thigh, which helps balance the silhouette. There's something about the way they move that just feels a little elevated, like you've made an effort, even if you've just thrown on a tank and sandals. The elasticated, paper bag-style top has a drawstring that actually flatters rather than bulks out. It pulls in at just the right spot to give shape without digging in, so they feel comfy enough to wear all day. And while I have many light pairs of linen trouser, these are my first in a darker hue– and I'm converted. The navy is a classic shade that works with pretty much everything in my wardrobe – from crisp white shirts and striped tees to slouchy knits and cami tops. I've even dressed them up with gold jewellery and a strappy heel for an evening out. At £69, they're not the cheapest trousers on the high street, but the fabric and cut really warrants the price. However, if you do want a recommendation for a smaller budget, I also love my pair of New Look Stone Wide Leg Trousers, £26.99, which are a great quality for such a low price.
Daily Mirror
23-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Next launches massive 70% off sale on womenswear
The high street retailer has slashed the price of thousands of womenswear items - including top name brands like Reiss Shoppers looking to update their summer wardrobes and grab some new items for the upcoming autumn season should make a beeline for Next. The high street retailer has kicked off a massive sale, offering up to 70% off a multitude of styles. The sale event features price reductions across women's and men's fashion, children's and baby clothes, as well as home goods. This follows hot on the heels of high street competitor Boden launching its summer sale, also boasting 70% off a selection of its online products. Not only are prices being slashed on Next's own brand items, but there are also bargains to be had on top-name brands available at the retailer, including Reiss. There are nearly 37,000 items in the women's category alone, with the option to filter by clothing item, brand, size, colour and more. While scrolling through the hundreds of pages could take hours, thankfully, you don't have to. Keep reading for our top picks below... Navy Blue Cotton Mix Smart Wide Leg Trousers - were £35 now £10 The Navy Blue Cotton Mix Smart Wide Leg Trousers feature a stylish wide leg design with pleated detailing. They're crafted from a premium fabric blend with a flattering fit. The trousers are completed with a neat hook and bar fastened waistband and dual side pockets. Reiss Black Lexie Concealed-Hood Puffer Coat - was £398 now £79 The Reiss Black Lexie Concealed-Hood Puffer Coat is the ultimate hybrid puffer. A customisable hood allows for it to be zipped away in the collar, whilst stretch cuffs with thumbholes provide extra warmth when the colder weather arrives. White Linen Blend V-Neck Summer Top - was £25 now £7 The White Linen Blend V-Neck Summer Top is made from a breathable linen and cotton blend. Featuring a sleeveless design, the top has a floaty feel and elasticated underarm detailing. Next suggests that the top has a looser fit and recommends shoppers sizing down. Reiss Black Kimora Wool Blend Double Breasted Midi Dress - was £228 now £68 Crafted from a wool-blend suiting fabric, the Black Kimora Wool Blend Double Breasted Midi Dress wraps across the body, fastening in a double-breasted shape. Opt for the self-fabric belt to cinch the waist. Reiss White Harper Tailored Single Breasted Suit Blazer - was £250 now £73 The Reiss White Harper Tailored Single Breasted Suit Blazer is made from smooth cotton for a casual slant, and it fits close to the body in a tailored fit. Mottled buttons fasten the front and cuffs. Camel Brown Premium 100% Cashmere V-Neck Knitted Jumper - was £160 now £48 The Camel Brown Premium 100% Cashmere V-Neck Knitted Jumper radiates sophistication, crafted from 100% cashmere with a luxurious brushed finish. Ideal for laid-back weekends and casual styling, this timeless winter wardrobe essential guarantees ultimate comfort and warmth throughout the season. Cream Lace Tiered Maxi Skirt - was £69 now £17 Inject texture and style into your skirt collection with the Cream Lace Tiered Maxi Skirt. Feminine and playful, this stunning piece is designed in an exciting tiered silhouette. Complete with an elasticated waistband and frill edge detailing. Get it here.
Perth Now
19-05-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
Huge update after bridge strike chaos
Authorities say an overpass on a major Queensland highway that was closed after a truck carrying part of a wind turbine slammed into it could reopen within days. The Warrego Highway - west of Brisbane - was thrown into chaos on Friday morning after the bridge strike, which left the turbine part being carried by the truck wedged underneath the Mount Crosby Road overpass at North Tivoli. The turbine has since been removed and westbound lanes of the highway reopened, but concerns lingered about when the overpass would be back to full capacity. Major highway set to reopen later this week, amid fears of long-term closures. Facebook/David Martin: Ipswich Credit: News Corp Australia Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said on Saturday that the incident was having a 'major impact' for residents and freighting companies moving through the state's southeast, and that the closure of the overpass created a 30-minute detour. 'There's a lot of anxiety in our community about how long it's going to take,' she said as per 9News. 'We have seen other major accidents like this take over a year to be completed, so we're very keen to hear from (the Department of Transport and Main Roads).' The government body soon able to alleviate these fears, confirming to NewsWire that the overpass would reopen before the end of the week on their current timeline. 'The Mount Crosby Road overpass remains closed to traffic, with structural assessments and bridge repairs ongoing,' a TMR spokesperson said. 'Works are continuing to safely reopen part of the overpass to traffic as soon as possible, which may involve speed and load restrictions being put in place, pending the results of the structural assessment. The overpass is predicted to open later this week, at least partially. Facebook/TransportAccidentReport-Australia Wide Credit: News Corp Australia 'This timeline remains dependent on the outcome of structural assessments, weather, safety requirements and construction conditions. 'The public can continue to expect delays, with traffic control in place and warning signs active across the advanced notification network.' Ms Harding has since thanked TMR, police, and Ipswich council workers for their efforts since the bridge strike. Police believe the truck may have failed to follow escorting vehicles up an offramp to go around the overpass. Credit: News Corp Australia 'It took 41 hours from bridge strike to the Warrego opening,' she said. 'TMR will continue to work on repairing the Mount Crosby Road overpass, which remains closed, with at least a partial access opening late this week.' The truck driver, a man in his 50s, was assessed by paramedics at the scene. He was uninjured and has since been taken to Ipswich Hospital for further assessment. Police believe the truck may have failed to follow escorting vehicles up an offramp to go around the Mount Crosby overpass, and instead ploughed into the overhead bridge.
Irish Daily Mirror
17-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Irish Daily Mirror
I tried Next linen trousers and they are the one item to wear this summer
Linen is the go-to fabric for many during the summer months, offering a perfect blend of style and comfort. This year, the linen trend shows no signs of slowing down, with the focus on effortlessly elevating everyday looks. There's a plethora of options available on the high street, but high-quality linen can come with a hefty price tag due to the labour-intensive process of harvesting and processing the material, and it's often seen as "rich people's clothing". However, I've found an option that's not only comfortable for repeated wears but also easy on the wallet. The Next Natural 100% Linen Premium Wide Leg Trousers, retailing at €65, are designed in a flattering wide-leg silhouette and feature an elastic waistband with pockets. Shoppers can opt for a coordinated look with the matching blouse, priced at €40.50. However, the Boho Tie Top isn't my preferred style for city living, so I opted for the Belle Linen Shirt from Reiss (€140) instead. Rather than a stark white shade, I find the trousers in a natural colour more appealing. The cream/beige hue closely matches my skin tone, making it an ideal camouflage to conceal underwear. For those who don't want their underwear visible under sunlight, black could be another option. But remember, light-coloured clothing reflects light and absorbs less heat, so Next's Khaki alternative might just tick all the boxes. Over the weekend, I donned my Next linen trousers for a sunny day trip to Brighton. The trousers allowed me to enjoy the sea breeze without having to resort to shorts or risk a wardrobe mishap with a skirt. However, being 5'3", I found the trousers slightly too long and ended up tripping over them on the beach. This embarrassing incident served as a reminder that I need to take an inch off the trouser hems. Despite this, my friends showered compliments on the linen piece, saying: "It looks so good on you, it's soft and light to touch, goes well with your blue linen shirt." Another friend suggested: "You can also wear it over your bikini on holiday and I like that it's not see-through." The trousers also feature generously sized pockets that easily accommodate my iPhone 15 Pro Max, and the elasticated waistband creates a naturally cinched waist effect without the need for a tie belt. Boden's Westbourne Linen Trousers, priced at €140 or 15% off with code G2R6, are more formal and ideal for a smart casual look. They feature a button fastening at the centre front with a zipped fly. Over 50 shoppers are currently eyeing this piece online, according to the website, and it is available in petite, regular and long lengths. Omnes' Ramela Elasticated Waist Linen Trouser in White, priced at €92.95, is a straight leg style made from responsibly sourced cotton-linen.
