* Microsoft warms up voice software plans * Test: Cisco Catalyst 4948-10GE aces performance tests * Fiber-optic research net gains steam * ERP offering relies on open source * Radio: Multicore processors and server virtualization * Today on Layer 8
* Manhattan’s American Museum of Natural History connects to Internet 2
* Is Google becoming evil? * Don’t underestimate the power of greed * Should you trust in a VPN? * Tax outdated * Fiber all the way home
* Cell carriers tackle Katrina damage * What summer break? Net projects kept higher-ed IT pros cramming * Massachusetts mulls move to open-source documents * Skype signs first mobile network partner * Blog: Compendium on bogus Katrina sites * Today o
* The ASP reincarnation * Katrina coverage * Juniper courts Meru for enterprise WLAN/VoIP play * Cell phones do not cause tumors, study finds * Zotob arrests point to cybercrime nexus * Today on Layer 8
* ClariPhy’s approach to 10 Gigabit Ethernet
* VoIP rollouts generate heat, power concerns * Microsoft acquires VoIP provider Teleo * Cell phone service takes a big hit in hurricane states * BMC acquires knowledge mgmt. company * IT director lends a hand in Thailand * Today on Layer 8
* Cisco aims to simplify switch mgmt. * Weblog: Hurricane Katrina, an IT perspective * NSF proposes next-generation Internet * 'Loverspy' program creator indicted, on the run * Platform Solutions to ship Itanium-based mainframe * Radio: LEG
* Consultant Eric Pearson details why copper will win over fiber
* Google dives deeper into networking * IBM eyes SOA management * Q&A: Tivoli's take on SOA * VoIP season about to heat up * FCC delays VoIP emergency dialing requirement * Today on Layer 8
