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In this series, newsletter authors Steve Taylor and Jim Metzler take a step back and look at what standards are, what their value is, and what's involved in the process of creating standards.
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This is the fourth in a series of newsletters devoted to the standards process. This newsletter... ...1
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A U.S. judge has ruled that eBay is not legally liable for counterfeit Tiffany jewelry items that...
The IEEE has failed to choose one of two competing specifications for networking over power lines, Register Hardware reports. Last week, the IEEE P1901 working group met to vote on a proposal from Panasonic and the HomePlug Alliance, but it didn't get the required 75%.
Preview articleCommentGeorge Zimmerman and Bruce Tolley made the case for 10 Gigabit Ethernet over unshielded twisted pair wiring in Sci-Tech Today. These execs from Solarflare Communications point out that 10 Gigabit can run over Category-5e wiring, which many enterprises may already have installed.
Preview articleCommentBrocade and Cisco are in a war of words over words, as The Register recently pointed out. At stake is what to call the networking technologies for data centers, and who will control the discussion (and marketing).
Preview articleCommentDuring an interview with Reuters, Cisco CEO John Chambers was asked his view on the economy, and he responded that his customers don't expect the economy to pick up until early next year. That comment sent the market into a tizzy.
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Yours truly asked Mike Sheldon - the President of UNEDA (United Network Equipment Dealer Association) for a UNEDA response to the recent ChannelWeb slide show feature: Gray's Anatomy: Dissecting A $58 Billion Market In their official response below, UNEDA takes issue with lumping the Cisco...
Blade Network Technologies recently joined the Climate Savers Computing Initiative, a non-profit organization whose stated...
Every now and then, something happens in the IT industry that causes wholesale changes to the way we do business. The...
Last week I wrote about the convenient confluence of consolidating multiple applications - the branch-in-a-box (BiaB) - and... 2
As I mentioned in a previous blog, the best way to go to Cisco's Networkers is to focus on a certain area and take as many...
I suppose it seems odd to start a few posts about Juniper Networks' JUNOS on a blog that's part of what Network World very... 6
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Round Table Webcast with Forrester ResearchWatch this webcast, "Get Better Results from your IT investments," to learn how to make your IT...
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