Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* Asia-Pacific is biggest user of broadband Internet access
* Anti-spam from MyFailSafe
* An ASP that offers good value
* RADIUS: Weakest link in 802.11 security standard?
* Differences and relationships between VoIP and traditional telephony
* Do your senior bosses know what identity management is all about?
* Why Microsoft should fix what it already has instead of building new software
* Microsoft hopes to entice academia to create Trustworthy Computing courses
* Study finds Linux could still attract patent lawsuits
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Reports disappointing Q2 due in part to pricing pressure in large business telecom
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* The Reviewmeister puts Xaffire’s xFire 3.0 to the test
* IBM, Sun separately building better processors
* Spammers continually dodge filters
* STSN’s Stephen Cobb talks about secure wireless nets for hotels
* New group takes a pragmatic view to affecting change
* A look at HP's StorageWorks Scalable File Share
* FCC to put PSTN, broadband rules on par
* Reports disappointing Q2 due in part to pricing pressure in large business telecom
* Open source software and Web services belong together
* Novell would be too expensive for Sun
* Security Bank gets more out of its current bandwidth