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  • Spectrum shortage forces operators to get creative
    New pricing models should help with bandwidth crunch, operators say

    The spectrum shortage is forcing mobile operators to experiment more with pricing models, new technologies and partnerships, executives speaking at the Mobile Future Forward event in Seattle said Wednesday.





  • Gmail routing bug turned users into spam machines
    Webmail users saw messages sent multiple times

    A bug introduced during a routing system update caused Gmail to turn some users into unintentional spammers by resending some messages multiple times to increasingly annoyed recipients including company bosses, clients, prospective employers and friends.





  • European CIOs say that consolidation is major concern
    And departments still spend too much time fire-fighting

    IT consolidation is the key issue faced by European CIOs – even if they're divided on what the main drivers are. According to a survey carried out by Brocade, 76 percent of enterprises consider IT consolidation to be more important than virtualisation and security.





  • Cisco buys Arch Rock wireless smart grid company
    IP-based wireless network developer to become part of Cisco's Smart Grid business unit

    Cisco has said it will acquire Arch Rock Corporation, a privately held developer of IP-based wireless network technology for smart grids.





  • How to get started with a blade system
    Is a blade server right for your small business? Here are the factors to consider

    When a small to midsize business installs a new server in its data center, it has to make a number of connections, including a keyboard, a mouse, a monitor, power cables, one or more network connections, and perhaps a storage connection.





  • Opsview Community Edition review
    Open source monitoring based on Nagios

    Opsview Community Edition 3.8 is free, open source enterprise network and application monitoring software that is available as a virtual appliance for VMware player. However, it can be converted to run on VMware ESX or ESXi by using the free VMware vCenter Converter tool.





  • Cacti review
    Free network monitoring tool

    Cacti is a network monitoring and performance graphing tool that works with SNMP to capture what is happening on the network and present that information in easy-to-understand graphs.





  • Brocade adds 100G Ethernet to switch and router line
    Super fast networking standard to enter products

    Brocade will soon unveil 100Gbps Ethernet additions to its switching and routing product line, in what the company claims is its most significant Ethernet/IP product rollout since acquiring Foundry Networks in 2008. The new products could include a 32-port 100Gbps Ethernet router previewed at Brocade's technology day conference. It could also include a chassis-based core data centre switch mentioned at the same conference. 





  • Is Cisco making a play for Skype?
    TechCrunch reports Cisco bids for Skype before IPO

    Cisco is reportedly looking to buy Skype before the Internet phone provider goes public.





  • Skype launches Skype Connect enterprise voice calling
    Ties VoIP network into corporate IP phone systems

    Skype has launched a Session Initiation Protocol-based voice service for businesses that integrates free and low cost calling into corporate IP PBXs, providing an opportunity to add voice features to corporate websites and to cut back on some phone expenses.







 
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