Financial pundit Sean Udall may think networking is now a two-horse race between Juniper and Cisco, but a rejuvenated Enterasys is hoping to get a piece of the action. It is being combined with Siemens' 
Enterprise Communications group to create a $5 billion firm with more than 1 million customers, 15,000 employees and a presence in 80 countries, writes Network World's Jim Duffy. Enterasys made no bones about a desire to grow significantly -- $1 billion in revenue had been mentioned -- in order to better compete with Ethernet switch market leader Cisco and new entrant Juniper, according to Jim's story. Enterasys CEO Mike Fabiaschi says the deal puts his company as the No. 3 or 4 player in VoIP.
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