* Cisco’s AON the next building block of its strategy
* Carriers push users to move off legacy nets * Google confirms work on Internet payment service * Microsoft issues Windows Server 2003 update blocking tool * IBM increases supercomputer dominance * Today on Layer 8
* Cisco takes aim at surging XML, RFID traffic * Stolen records in latest breach were improperly kept * CA preps all-in-one bundles for SMB security and backup * E-mail security vendors look beyond spam * Today on Layer 8
* Current whitepapers at NetworkWorld.com
* Bullish on China * U.S. Census makes big VoIP splash * AT&T expands WiMAX testing * Users eye wireless voice/data unification * Radio: What is pod slurping? * Today on Layer 8
* Can you live without Windows? * What’s the best place to stop spyware? * Journalism turned upside down * Survey outlines top concerns
* Nortel to partner in enterprise routing * The accidental tech pundit * Intel builds all-in-one wireless radio package * IBM to buy asset management software maker Isogon * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* Tech Insider: VoIP * MCI shareholder starts proxy fight to block Verizon * Sun patches critical Java flaws * Q&A: Sun exec explains StorageTek acquisition * Cisco introduces dual-band home WLANs to Europe * Today on Layer 8
* WLANs showing up in sunny locales
* Study: Telecom mergers will raise costs to businesses * Sensor nets, RFID poised to change the enterprise * SAP to maintain ERP dominance in 2005, AMR says * Microsoft patches critical bugs in IE, Windows * Today on Layer 8
