Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* IETF effort promises fewer net failures * Level 3, Cogent call time out on peering spat * A whole new look for x86 systems * Google's partnership with Sun draws skeptical analysis * Radio: Challenges of a CIO * Compendium: Crazy hacks
* Qwest revamps iQ Networking
* Patches from HP, Mandriva, Gentoo, others * Beware new Bagle variant that spreads through network shares and peer-to-peer networks * U.K. hackers jailed over TK worm, and other intersting reading
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass talks about the Piggy Bank Semantic Web browser * Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter offers advice on how administer PCs remotely
* Psycho corporations * Grids rule * Money for start-ups still there * Skype can reach into your corporate net
* Symantec AntiVirus Scan Engine has serious bug * ISP spat blacks out 'Net connections * Cold water thrown on Google's app aspirations * MCI shareholders approve Verizon deal * Microsoft expects nine security fixes in October * Today on Layer 8
* From Bernoulli to REV over 25 years
* Patches from HP, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware virus that displays the message "Press OK to install the party invitation..."
* Reader asks about Power over Ethernet when using FTTE architecture
* Microsoft sets roadmap for corporate malware software * Registry proves critics wrong * Check Point to acquire Sourcefire * Visa CEO calls for data protection laws, incentives * Today from Layer 8
* More thoughts on high-speed access into data centers
* E-mail policies are crucial
