* Introducing Network Life * Q&A: AT&T's Dorman offers Darwinian take on survival * Opteron gets power management * Q&A: Light the birthday candles for Lotus Notes * Cisco touts customers for HFR * Today on Layer 8
We recently polled 1,500 of our readers and found that a full 90% were being asked by friends and family for advice on setting up home networks. With home network possibilities exploding and merging with the world of consumer electronics, it’s high time for a publication focused on this exciting area, and Network World is the one to bring it to you. It’s called Network Life, and it’s chock full of tips, news, product tests and opinion columns. Check out the new site today. Introducing Network Life http://www.networklifemag.com/?net
We recently polled 1,500 of our readers and found that a full 90% were being asked by friends and family for advice on setting up home networks. With home network possibilities exploding and merging with the world of consumer electronics, it’s high time for a publication focused on this exciting area, and Network World is the one to bring it to you. It’s called Network Life, and it’s chock full of tips, news, product tests and opinion columns. Check out the new site today.
Introducing Network Life
https://www.networklifemag.com/?net
Q&A: AT&T’s Dorman offers Darwinian take on survival
In some respects, AT&T is a shadow of its former self. So why should a company take its telecom business to AT&T? CEO and Chairman David Dorman gives several reasons in this interview. He also talks bluntly about regulators’ effect on the company and looks back on the sale of AT&T’s wireless division.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/120604dormanqa.html?net
Opteron gets power management
In an effort to help enterprise users get a handle on power and heat issues associated with new server designs that pack more processing punch in smaller spaces, Advanced Micro Devices Monday announced that systems built with its 32/64-bit Opteron processor will include power management technology by the middle of the year.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1206opteronpower.html?net
Q&A: Light the birthday candles for Lotus Notes
Lotus Notes turns 15 Tuesday, so we went to creator Ray Ozzie to get the full story on Notes’ birth. He talked about what the developers got right and what they missed, about Lotus’ eventual absorption into IBM, and how the whole experience influences what he’s working on today at Groove Networks. It’s a candid interview in Ozzie’s own words – and the full version is available online only.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1202lotus.html?net
Cisco touts customers for HFR
A research center in Pittsburgh as well as a broadband service provider and an academic network in Japan all have bought Cisco’s first totally new core routing platform in seven years, which was introduced with fanfare in June, Cisco announced Monday.
https://www.nwfusion.com/edge/news/2004/1206ciscotouts.html?net
Today on Layer 8, where we’re getting too clever for our own good:
Buy a lifetime of VoIP calls for one low price; tight jeans kill cell phones; cyberterror’s a real threat, says ex-CIA chief; and the start of the latest Weekly Caption Contest; all this today and more at your home for not-just-networking news.
