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The clock is running out for Netpliance, a pioneering Internet appliance start-up that was unable to sustain its original business model.
You've been reading a lot of "bad" technology news lately. In the last month, our front page has included stories on the dot-com and B2B busts, the PC sales slowdown, perpetually unsafe networks, Lotus losing more of its independence to IBM, C
Thin is in, as sales of slim, rack-mounted servers continue to soar and competition for customers heats up with two more major computer makers entering the fray.
Investments may be cut in half this year, but that's still a lot of moola for startups.
Mapletree Networks Inc. has introduced a series of PMC cards for access and gateway systems.
AT&T will swap $2.9 billion in stock for stakes in Excite@Home controlled by competitors Comcast and Cox Communications.
Will gigabit ethernet continue to proliferate in the enterprise and beyond?
We're used to thinking of gigabit Ethernet as the technology of choice for linking together Fast Ethernet switches, locking together storage area networks and binding servers into clusters. It can be more. Much more.
Enterprise Tech Videos
FCC Investigates Carrier's Wireless Coverage Claims
DAILY VIDEO: The FCC investigates wireless coverage cheating by telecom carriers, and IBM and Nvidia partner on a converged system for AI workloads.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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