* Security vendor patches dangerous IE bug * 20 people who changed the industry * Look ma, no tapes * LogicBlaze unveils open source SOA platform * Stratus extends fault-tolerance reach * Nortel to simplify, expand services offerings Security vendor patches dangerous IE bugMicrosoft may wait until April 11 to patch a critical hole in Internet Explorer. Is that too long? Security software vendor eEye thinks so, and has released a so-called temporary patch. But installing a third-party patch raises all sorts of issues. Click here for the full story.20 people who changed the industryA lot has happened to the networking industry in the 20 years since Network World started printing. Here’s who made it happen. Look ma, no tapesWhat’s a “virtual” tape library? And how can it meet your storage needs? Sepaton’s Miki Sandorfi takes the Network World Hot Seat to explain it all. Watch it now. LogicBlaze unveils open source SOA platformLogicBlaze this week unveiled a stack of open source products and support services aimed at helping enterprises develop and deploy service-oriented architecture (SOA) technology. Click here for more.Stratus extends fault-tolerance reachStratus Technologies is pushing into managed services, where it hopes its expertise in high availability will attract customers in such industries as financial services, e-commerce and manufacturing, where continuous uptime is critical. Click here for more.Nortel to simplify, expand services offeringsNortel Monday announced that it will simplify its services offerings as well as provide integration of equipment from other vendors, in an effort to spur new revenue from the services it offers to large businesses and service providers. Click here for more. For news updated throughout the day, go to Network World’s NetFlash news page. Related content news Fortinet brings AI help to enterprise security teams manage threats Fortinet Advisor aims to help customers respond to threats more quickly By Michael Cooney Dec 11, 2023 3 mins Network Security Security how-to Getting started with scripting on Linux, Part 1 Once a script is prepared and tested, you can get a significant task completed simply by typing the script's name followed by any required arguments. By Sandra Henry-Stocker Dec 11, 2023 5 mins Linux feature Starkey swaps out MPLS for managed SD-WAN Hearing aid manufacturer achieves performance boost, increased reliability and cost savings after a shift from MPLS to managed SD-WAN services from Aryaka. By Neal Weinberg Dec 11, 2023 6 mins SASE SD-WAN Network Security news Nvidia races to fulfill AI demand with its first Vietnam semiconductor hub Vietnam has been a growing tech manufacturing destination for the past few years, and Nvidia said it is open to a new manufacturing partner in Vietnam. By Sam Reynolds Dec 11, 2023 3 mins CPUs and Processors Technology Industry Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe