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Many in our industry have dreamed of a unified network, and we continue to close in on it. But the truth is we¿ve been closing in on it for quite a long time.
The Ethernet Alliance this week threw its weight behind iWARP, an IETF standard that takes the concept of convergence on Ethernet networks to another level.
3Com has been trying to sell itself for quite some time, and has finally succeeded. While HP is the lucky buyer, 3Com really has Cisco to thank.
You get the sense that if 5-year-olds had teams of lawyers at their disposal, it would go down much the way the legal battle between Emulex and Broadcom is going.
Verizon Business this week expanded its Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) across the world, taking a local area network technology and making it global.
The federal government is about to add some serious networking to the nation¿s power grid, and it¿s about time.
Emulex this week shipped a 10 Gigabit Ethernet server adapter that performs all sorts of functions through a single chip.
Extreme Networks this week finds itself with wounded revenues, an interim CEO, and doubts about its future.
LTE is shaping up to be a major network technology, and Infonetics Research this week released a report demonstrating just how big it will be.
Arbor Networks recently studied Internet traffic patterns and found that U.S. Internet traffic usually reaches its highest point of the day at about 11 p.m. Eastern time and stays pretty high until about 3 a.m. What¿s keeping Internet users up at night? Arbor found the answer.
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