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  • New routers let companies exploit 3G cellular data networks 10 March, 2010 05:55:00

    Intended to let businesses quickly set up secure, managed cellular wireless connections
    Sixnet is introducing hardware to help corporate customers exploit the growing throughput, reach and reliability of expanding 3G cellular data networks.
  • Cisco invests in virtualization security start-up 25 February, 2010 06:27:00

    Networking vendor and other investors splash $10.5 million on start-up company HyTrust
    Cisco and several other investors have given $10.5 million to HyTrust, a start-up that is tackling some of the thornier security problems posed by the growing popularity of VMware's virtualization platform.
  • Haiti Wi-Fi network links relief centers 17 February, 2010 07:10:00

    Inveneo, a U.S. technology nonprofit, set up the system as the country reeled from the deadly Jan. 12 earthquake
    The exploratory trip last month by San Francisco-based nonprofit Inveneo might have been fairly routine -- or at least as routine as things can be for a group that brings information technology to poor countries all over the world. Members of its team would go to yet another country and meet with nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) there to talk about their connectivity needs and discuss ways they could work together to aid the local population. Inveneo, founded about five years ago, had done similar work with partners in 23 countries, including Rwanda, Uganda, Afghanistan and Nepal.
  • Mobile traffic helps push up optical demand 08 February, 2010 06:45:00

    Spending on fiber network equipment should rebound this year, analyst firm Dell'Oro Group said
    Demand for high-speed links to cell sites and homes will rejuvenate sales of optical network equipment this year and help to create a US$16.6 billion worldwide market for it by 2014, according to research firm Dell'Oro Group.
  • Facebook sees need for Terabit Ethernet 03 February, 2010 11:56:00

    Data center applications already demand the coming 100-Gigabit version
    Facebook's data centers already need 100-Gigabit Ethernet and ideally could use 1-Terabit Ethernet, according to a senior network engineer at the company.
  • ICT Networks gets Juniper Elite status 01 February, 2010 09:56:00

    Systems integrator gains top-tier status with networking vendor after 10 months and expects cost-recovery within Q1
    Networking solutions partner, ICT Networks, has become a top-tier Elite Enterprise Partner with Juniper.
  • Mobile phone bans don't work? Try duct tape 01 February, 2010 07:36:00

    6 reasons why duct tape offers a sure-fire solution for distracted, yakking drivers.
    A new study by the Highway Loss Data Institute indicates that laws preventing motorists from texting or using handheld cell phones while driving haven't led to a large drop in the number of vehicle crashes.
  • HP: Keeping the value proposition simple 22 January, 2010 09:16:00

    Regional storage and servers boss, Adrian Jones, talks to ARN about channel evolution, cloud computing, and what HP has planned this year
    HP Asia-Pacific vice-president of Enterprise, Storage, Servers and Networking (ESSN), Adrian Jones, has a long history in global channels with Quantum, McData and HP. He has also flagged a strong commitment to driving business through partners in his latest role.
  • Avaya lays out Nortel migration road map 19 January, 2010 00:32:00

    Long-awaited road map for merged networking and unified communications player
    Avaya tomorrow will reveal a road map that shows how its customers – in particular its newly minted Nortel customers - can move to unified communications technologies without ripping out existing gear.
  • World's biggest cruise ship sails through wireless challenges 13 January, 2010 09:03:00

    Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas houses 2,700 guest cabins and can accommodate 6,300 passengers and 2,160 crew members
    The world's longest cruise ship posed knotty wireless networking problems but also provided Royal Caribbean the opportunity to pounce on iPhones, touchscreens and MPLS networking in order to deliver luxury services.
  • LG to demonstrate 100Mbps LTE modem 07 January, 2010 06:23:00

    LG will also show a technology that can link LTE and CDMA networks
    LG Electronics MobileComm plans to demonstrate a next-generation cellular modem that can download data at speeds up to 100M bits per second.
  • Set up your home network, Windows 7 edition 31 December, 2009 19:50:00

    Here’s how you can get your Windows 7 PC to share printers and files with XP and Vista PCs--and even a Mac.
    With Windows 7, you can more easily share files and printers across a network via the new HomeGroups feature. HomeGroups lets you connect to files and printers with a group password - if all the PCs have Windows 7. But I'll show you how to get your Windows 7 PC to play nicely on a network that also has Macs and XP/Vista PCs.
  • Best practices for benchmarking SAN performance 21 December, 2009 17:34:00

    Storage-area network complexity can mask what might seem to be relatively benign issues that have the potential to build up and cause an outage or brownout.
    Storage-area network complexity can mask what might seem to be relatively benign issues that have the potential to build up and cause an outage or brownout. To identify trouble early, you need to create a SAN performance benchmark, an essential first step to setting up metrics to gauge infrastructure performance.
  • Get to know Windows 7's home networking features 14 December, 2009 16:30:00

    Windows 7 is packed with features that make home networking easier and more fun than before. Here's how to get started with file sharing, media streaming, and more.
    Networking isn't just for business anymore--these days, home networks are the norm.
  • How to diagnose a bad Wi-Fi connection 14 December, 2009 16:27:00

    Network problems have been known to reduce my vocabulary to curses so strong they'd embarrass Quentin Tarantino.
    Network problems are the thorniest to resolve. They've been known to reduce my vocabulary to curses so strong they'd embarrass Quentin Tarantino.
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