It’s like that “CSI” show, only it’s real and all of the evidence is digital. This week Network World takes you inside the U.S. Department of Defense’s computer forensics lab, where investigators painstakingly search images, cockpit recording systems and even terabytes of raw data for clues to crimes. Inside the DoD’s crime lab http://www.nwfusion.com/research/2004/0308dod.html?net
It’s like that “CSI” show, only it’s real and all of the evidence is digital. This week Network World takes you inside the U.S. Department of Defense’s computer forensics lab, where investigators painstakingly search images, cockpit recording systems and even terabytes of raw data for clues to crimes.
Inside the DoD’s crime lab
https://www.nwfusion.com/research/2004/0308dod.html?net
Wireless LAN industry starts raising antennas over MIMO
By some accounts, finding MIMO could make wireless LANs even more appealing. It’s smart antenna technology that could double the range and throughput of wireless.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/0308mimo.html?net
Dell, VMware team to boost server efficiencies
Dell on Monday announced it is extending its partnership with server virtualization software maker VMware to bring high-performing virtualization capabilities to its four-processor PowerEdge 6650 systems.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/0308dellvm.html?net
IBM’s Palmisano given $5.4 million bonus for 2003
Samuel Palmisano was paid a $5.4 million bonus for leading IBM in 2003, making his total compensation for the year $6.95 million, the company said in a regulatory filing this week.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/0309ibmspalmi.html?net
Today at “Layer 8”
Today at Layer 8 we’re going to help you dress for success and deal with a problem some are afraid to talk about: information overload. Plus, did you score big on McDonald’s $1 million giveaway this weekend? We didn’t either. We’ve also got a poll to gauge your thoughts on The Sopranos season premiere. After coffee and a donut, nothing is better than Layer 8 in the morning.
