Opinion

Spam cure: Nail the vendors

RDMA over TCP: Breaking the Gigabit Ethernet bottleneck

Demand higher-quality software

A milestone in telecom’s evolution

First GAN, then HAN (home-area network)

Don’t give up the Ghost

Connecting two LANs

A free lunch with Microsoft

* Microsoft Shared Source Initiative

Vendors prepare for announcements at LinuxWorld

* Red Hat, HP, Novell, IBM, Veritas, CA to unveil products at LinuxWorld

Identity services become part of the computing stack

* Analysts say identity services are well on their way to commoditization

The smile is long gone

Doing good works

Doggie in the Web cam window

Vet hospital uses video to provide better animal care

Positively false

Attention aspiring checkout clerks

NetFlash: Gates: We’ll make security our forte

* Gates: We'll make security our forte * Latest patch for IE holes released by Microsoft * Business DSL more popular than flashy * Fiscal crunch raises questions at Nortel * Rethinking desktop strategies * Today on Layer 8

This week on Network World Fusion, 08/02/04

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Another IE patch

* Patches from Conectiva, Gentoo, Debian others * More Rbot viruses run amuck * Gates: We'll make security our forte, and other interesting reading

802.11a WLANs winning converts

Blame the apps

* Blame the apps * Not going to take it anymore * In search of surety * Ask yourself: Paper or plastic?

Bringing WLANs into the management fold

NetFlash: You got it

* You got it * Security vendors expand intrusion systems * IBM acquires Cyanea * Company has a new step in IP telephony * Today on Layer 8

Flash MX update available

DivX 5.2 out

Kasenna adds secure delivery

RealNetworks, Apple continue to spar

Be your own TV journalist

Creator of BitTorrent on Radio

Peribit SR-100 appliance

* The Reviewmeister checks out Peribit's new SR-100 bandwidth-boosting compression applicance

No one expects the Software Inquisition