* Will the real Bill Gates please stand up? * Judge's decision means uncertain future for PeopleSoft * Cisco to acquire network monitoring provider NetSolve * P2P company charges RIAA with patent infringement * Today on Layer 8 * This week&rsquo
* Someone to watch over the 'Net * Leaked memos link spammers to ISP Savvis * Microsoft set to ship Virtual Server 2005 * ITAA sees limited IT job growth in '04 * Network World Fusion Radio: IPv6 included in GMI 2004 testing * Today on Lay
* Foundry Networks’ latest ServerIronXL switches
* Vendors heed cry for compliance mgmt. tools * Open sourcers revolt against Microsoft anti-spam plan * Verizon offers 3M bit/sec DSL * Intel ships samples of WiMax chip * Today on Layer 8
* LAN services to get new look * Research center plugs physical security into its network * CA updates IT service management * 10G still prepping for big dance * Today on Layer 8
* Intel and Cisco team up to make WLAN configuration easier
* Hard copies of votes not the solution * A word with Nortel’s Bill Owens * Rhyme, reason and SCO * The SOA revolution
* AT&T's golden age may be past, but Golden Boy remains * Appeals court revives Oracle shareholder case * U.S. government agencies aim for software assurance * New York presents wireless security challenge for RNC * Today on Layer 8 * This w
* Mano a mono * Oracle releases delayed security patches * IBM and Intel to open up blade specifications * Nortel CEO Bill Owens sees 'exciting future' * Today on Layer 8
* Wi-Fi Alliance certifies several products that comply with new security standard
