* Scientific-Atlanta purchase changes Cisco’s acquisitions rules * Q&A: Breaking down Cisco’s cable TV move * Microsoft turning toward an all 64-bit world * GM to roll out intelligent car alternative * Radio: A user's view of the 3Com X505 * Enterprise All-Stars 2005 * Today on Layer 8 In the past Cisco CEO John Chambers has gone on the record as saying the keys to acquisition success are “buy small and buy local.” So why would Cisco break its own rules Friday to buy Scientific-Atlanta, especially when past big acquisitions haven’t gone very well? Scientific-Atlanta purchase changes Cisco’s acquisitions rules http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/111805-cisco-rules.html?net&story=111805-cisco-rulesIn the past Cisco CEO John Chambers has gone on the record as saying the keys to acquisition success are “buy small and buy local.” So why would Cisco break its own rules Friday to buy Scientific-Atlanta, especially when past big acquisitions haven’t gone very well?Scientific-Atlanta purchase changes Cisco’s acquisitions ruleshttp://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/111805-cisco-rules.html?net&story=111805-cisco-rules Q&A: Breaking down Cisco’s cable TV moveGiving us another perspective on Cisco’s acquisition news is Steve Nozik, principal analyst of broadband access for the Dell’Oro Group. Question number one: Why does Cisco want to sell cable TV boxes? http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/111805-cisco-qa.html?net&story=111805-cisco-qaMicrosoft turning toward an all 64-bit worldMicrosoft made crystal clear last week that it is herding customers toward 64-bit platforms. And while users and analysts say that’s the right direction, they also believe companies may be slow to fall in line.http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/112105-microsoft.html?net&story=112105-microsoftGM to roll out intelligent car alternativeGM is developing an alternative to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s intelligent vehicle-to-vehicle collision and congestion avoidance communications system that the automaker says is less expensive and more sophisticated. http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/112105-gm.html?net&story=112105-gmRadio: A user’s view of the 3Com X505Network World Senior Editor Phil Hochmuth talks with Jeff Crawford, manager of networking and security for the East Grand Rapids, Mich., school district about 3Com’s new all-in-one security box, the TippingPoint X505, and the company in general. Listen in:http://www.networkworld.com/research/2005/1121radio.html?net&story=1121radio Enterprise All-Stars 2005Get the scope, cost, ROI and more behind 50 companies’ groundbreaking network projects spanning education, finance, healthcare, manufacturing and other markets.http://www.networkworld.com/allstar/2005/?net&story=allstarToday on Layer 8, getting ready to camp out for our Xbox 360:Tivo hits iPods, PSPs; sports drives wireless advances; search: No. 2 online activity; and the winner of our latest Weekly Caption Contest; all this today and more at your home for not-just-networking news.http://www.networkworld.com/weblogs/layer8/?net&story=layer8 Related content news AWS and Nvidia partner on Project Ceiba, a GPU-powered AI supercomputer The companies are extending their AI partnership, and one key initiative is a supercomputer that will be integrated with AWS services and used by Nvidia’s own R&D teams. By Andy Patrizio Nov 30, 2023 3 mins CPUs and Processors Generative AI Supercomputers news VMware stung by defections and layoffs after Broadcom close Layoffs and executive departures are expected after an acquisition, but there's also concern about VMware customer retention. By Andy Patrizio Nov 30, 2023 3 mins Virtualization Data Center Industry news US will take decades for supply chain independence in chips: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pointed out that Nvidia’s latest AI servers have 35,000 parts from all over the world, including Taiwan. By Sam Reynolds Nov 30, 2023 4 mins CPUs and Processors Technology Industry news Why are 5G private networks failing to take off in India? Lack of clarity on spectrum allocation coupled with high capital expenditure are leading to low uptake of 5G-enabled private networks in India. By Gagandeep Kaur Nov 30, 2023 5 mins Private 5G Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe