Enterprise Networking and Network Management - News, Trends and Analysis

D.C. Tech Outlook Promising

Caron Carlson | February 12, 2001

'Silicon Valley East' expected to get through tech slowdown in good shape, according to study

Honest, But Slow

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

Earthlink, the second-largest Net service provider, may be No. 2 for a reason.

This Single Point of Failure Was a Disaster Waiting to Happen

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

Once again, it seems Microsoft's misfortunes are to serve as an object lesson to the rest of the online world.

Alcatel Speaks Up

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

Telecom equipment giant Alcatel is expected to announce plans to deploy Voice-over-Digital Subscriber Lines this week, likely giving the technology a jump-start.

Make a Splash

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

Converged data and voice solutions are flooding the market. Here's how your customers can catch the right wave.

Reaching Out to Users Is a Hands-on Job

Paula Musich | February 12, 2001

Service providers turn to hardware devices to solve customers' problems

As Good As Gold

Cameron Sturdevant | February 12, 2001

Utility makes mapping midsize networks simpler

F5 Load Balancer Farms Power on the Web

eWeek Editors | February 12, 2001

F5 Networks Inc.'s Big-IP HA controller load balancer makes Web farms of heterogeneous commodity servers a viable alternative to expensive big-iron servers and hard-to-manage clusters.

Cisco Earnings Disappoint; Weak in Optical Products

John Mulqueen | February 12, 2001

The dominant enterprise router and switch vendor, Cisco Systems, will have to field new optical and other products to return to the hyper growth rates of recent years.