Enterprise Networking and Network Management - News, Trends and Analysis

See No Evil

Carol Wilson | January 22, 2001

The relationship among Wall Street, the investment community and technology is dysfunctional at best.

Obscenity Watch

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Porn site operators fear Bush administration

New Company Taps Transmeta Chip for Servers

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

As if mindful of an energy crunch in Silicon Valley, a group of former Compaq Computer executives have gotten together to form RLX Technologies, which intends to produce low-power-consumption servers.

How May We Serve You?

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Billions of dollars at stake in shifting server market

Thin Rack Servers Gain Momentum

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

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.

Teaming Up for Manufacturers

Renee Boucher Ferguson | January 22, 2001

Automation tool vendor PTC signs up with Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, EMC.

Smile! Youre Live on the Air

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Online video reduces hiring time and expenses.

VCs Tighten Their Purse Strings

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Investments may be cut in half this year, but that's still a lot of moola for startups.

Seeing the Light

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Optical switches offer bright possibilities for broadband

PMC Line on Tap from Mapletree

Jeff Burt | January 22, 2001

Mapletree Networks Inc. has introduced a series of PMC cards for access and gateway systems.

Plumbing for Profit

eWeek Editors | January 22, 2001

Urban fiber construction takes to sewers

Gigabit Ethernet to the Internet

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | January 22, 2001

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.