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Sony, Toshiba, Qualcomm join the Femto Forum 16 April, 2009 05:17
Consumer electronics giants Sony and Toshiba have joined the Femto Forum, an industry organization whose role is to push femtocells. Qualcomm has also been added to the membership roster, the Femto Forum announced on Wednesday. - +
A tailor-made VoIP system 21 April, 2008 09:50
When bespoke men's tailor Gieves and Hawkes moved its 25 UK outlets over to IP telephony, it also converged not two but three services onto a single new MPLS connection. - +
Oracle to buy network intelligence company Netsure 04 September, 2007 09:29
Oracle has agreed to acquire Netsure Telecom, a provider of network intelligence and network data integrity software. - +
Telecoms provider fires up servers for benchmark testing 21 June, 2007 17:08
Intec Telecom Systems has completed a performance benchmark of its customer care system, Convergent Billing v6, using Sun Fire E6900 servers running a Solaris10 Operating System (OS). - +
Enterasys agrees to be bought out 15 November, 2005 08:00
Enterasys Networks this week agreed to a US$386 million buyout offer by two private investment firms. - +
Asian telecommunications carriers form lobby group 17 September, 2004 08:15
A number of telecommunications carriers operating in Asia have formed a group called the Asia-Pacific Carriers Coalition (APCC) aimed at promoting open market policies and improved regulatory frameworks, the group said in a statement Wednesday. - +
Case Study: The external attack 02 March, 2004 12:18
For the most part, hackers break into corporations for one reason: Status. "The hacking community is a strong meritocracy where status is determined by level of competence," says Dr. Max Kilger, a social psychologist for the Honeynet Project. - +
Content delivery nets branch out 22 May, 2003 09:26
Phonetrade.com, a business-to-business trading exchange and catalog site for mobile phones and accessories, was looking to expand its online presence. The company, owned by Global Business Link AB in Gothenburg, Sweden, wanted to outsource its e-commerce efforts, everything from software downloads and security to transaction processing and hosting. - +
Trace evidence 01 April, 2003 12:05
You can deploy all of the firewalls and intrusion-detection devices money can buy to protect your network from hackers and malicious code, but when it comes to truly knowing what's happening on your network, there's no substitute for digging through system log files. - +
Analysis: Trace evidence 31 March, 2003 08:00
You can deploy all of the firewalls and intrusion-detection devices money can buy to protect your network from hackers and malicious code, but when it comes to truly knowing what's happening on your network, there's no substitute for digging through system log files. - +
McNealy all aboard the NC train 18 February, 2003 08:21
Sun Microsystems recently unveiled its Network Computing strategy in the pursuit of its N1 vision. Mark Jones, Technical Director Tom Yager, and Editor at Large Paul Krill sat down with CEO Scott McNealy to discuss blade servers and the impact of its datacenter strategy.
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