Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Juniper's first quarter sales fall shy of analyst forecasts.
Private chipmaker Solarflare and NIC vendor Level 5 together are worth $50 million.
Oracle follows Portal Software acquisition with plans for telecom service delivery platform.
Microsoft readies next version of its Windows Server Update Services software.
IBM's Q1 net income increases due to strong sales in middleware and microelectronics.
Techie discusses the role and responsibilities that his position with staffing firm Spherion entails.
Special Focus: Start-ups seeking to challenge the dominance of complex network management suites draw rounds of funding.
Software lets users move data to NearPoint archiving system.
Application allows administrators to monitor and analyze traffic over a wireless link.
IDS/IPS box can enforce 1000 Snort IDS/IPS rules at 10Gbps without latency, vendor claims.
Concern about billing scams and impact of mergers cited for heightened interest.
Consolidation effort aims to improve failover, reduce costs.
Is Larry Ellison contemplating developing Oracle's own version of Linux?
Bruce Perens launching OpenSourceParking.com for Web site owners to 'park' their unused Web domains.
Trapeze and DiVitas demonstrate handoffs between cellular and Wi-Fi nets.
IT departments in California prepare for the next big one.
Antispam, content filtering, antivirus bundled.
Such efforts consider more important as VoIP, videoconferencing spread.
Red Hat, Jboss teaming may bolster open source arena.
Target practice with terminals; standing up to spilled lattes.
Consumer tools brought into workplaces expose companies to data leaks.
ConSentry introduces CS4048 LANShield Switch.
New laws should create tax incentives for companies to roll out new broadband networks to help increase the use of broadband in the home, says think tank.
H&R Block says it saved $1 million on hardware purchases since rolling out virtualization in 2005.
University of New Mexico prof says diversity could be key to beating back computer attacks.
Microsoft's IE patch can cause Siebel 7 client software to become unusable; Microsoft to release a 'compatibility patch' to address the issue.
