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We, the people, deserve compatible wireless access. And when it comes to the 802.11b Wi-Fi standard, we usually get it, with a niggling caveat.
To hear John Chambers tell it, Cisco Systems Inc.'s $2.69 billion net loss for its fiscal third quarter announced last week was due to economic forces, notably a decrease in capital spending, that Cisco was slow to recognize.
Harvests higher performance in NT/2000 fields.
Telecommuting and other remote computing apps are key sources of security anxiety among IT managers.
In the coming months, a new breed of ultradense servers will emerge to redefine Web-hosting economics at Internet data centers and offer managed service providers and application service providers a worthwhile alternative to current front-line Web servers
When it comes to promoting optical networking technology, companies - and the writers who report on them - just can't resist tossing in references to the speed of light.
Why shouldn't Be give its orphaned OS all the options it can?
Cognizant Technology Solutions calls America its home, but the company keeps most of its crown jewels on the other side of the big pond.
Captus enhances CaptIO to protect high-speed networks; Mazu's devices detect attacks at ISP level.
The powerful Netscreen-500 firewall and VPN combination with a Gigabit fiber interface delivers exceptional high-bandwidth throughput, transferring data at almost 750M bps across the firewall and as fast as 243M bps with 168-bit Triple DES encryption thro
Enterprise Tech Videos
Net Neutrality Ends Up Back in Court
DAILY VIDEO: Net neutrality has its day in court, and Azure API Management gets preview support for OpenAPI Specification v3.
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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