* Grid computing takes hold at UPS * Allied Telesis unveils low-cost 10G switches * Symbol airs all-in-one wireless switch * Mismatched job titles * Buzzblog: Spoofed e-mail Trojan targets McAfee users * Today on Layer 8
* D-Link's latest device
* Microsoft Vista licensing also limits benchmarking * Americans would rather go without Starbucks for a year than their WLAN * IronPort to buy Postx * The quandary of managing the wired with the wireless network * Tech Update: 802.11n speeds wireles
* The New York Times taps Nortel to build secure VoIP net * Wall Street seeks details on Check Point analysis * Costume contest update * The haunted data center * New Windows attack can kill firewall * Linux desktop growing up and eyeing corporate us
* Extreme Networks reports revenue down 14% from last year
* Juniper aims new gear at branch office, Cisco * Microsoft's new browser haunted by old flaw * Red Hat stock continues plunge after Oracle Linux support news * Wireless mesh or WiMAX: Which MAN technology is best? * Microsoft clarifies Vista li
* Internet Explorer still chasing Firefox * Ubuntu Linux gets a kick - with a caveat * A series of unfortunate events hobble Google's Blogger * AstriCon brings corporate adoption of Asterisk to light * CA adds smarts to network performance mana
* Firefox missing what IT needs * The quandary of managing the wired with the wireless network * InfoWeapons unveils IPv6-ready DNS appliances * Wake up call: An open letter to Check Point's CEO * Cisco buys Orative * Buzzblog: Quebec puts kibo
* Third quarter was good to Foundry Networks
