* Broadcom's Gigabit Ethernet switch family
* Juniper embraces 802.1X to control network access * Virtualization show goes far beyond VMware * Laptop loss: How to avoid becoming the next Starbucks * FAQ on NAC * Q&A: 40 years and going strong: Internet pioneer Merit celebrates and looks ah
* DoD awards telecom deals worth up to $3 billion * HP takes reins of software customer show; some feel abandoned * Software patent ignites firestorm in higher education * Utility offers millions to help data centers go green * Dems might push AT&am
* Review of Windows Vista final code shows security needs admin attention * Verizon outages affected several states for two days * What's with all this spam? * Gartner: Consumers to lose $2.8 billion to phishers in 2006 * Dell: Windows refund ye
* Network World's Phil Hochmuth tackles six burning questions
* LAN switching's most burning questions * Oops, we broke the standard * Management software maker adds support for Cisco NetFlow * Chicago Public Schools deploys citywide VoIP to cut costs * Q&A: HP’s ProCurve exec talks business di
* Broadcom's latest chip
* Microsoft-Novell pact: who wins, who loses * Newbury pinpoints wireless LAN devices in enterprise * Q&A: Of VPNs and peer-to-peer SIP: IETF chair speaks out * IT savings at issue with upgrades to Vista * Simula airs open source bundle * Video
* Microsoft, Novell partner on historic Windows, Linux interoperability deal * Raptor chases out Cisco in the LAN core at healthcare organization * Wi-Fi hot spots multiply around the world * "Friday Night Lights" beamed live to Iraq * Reco
