Stories about: Swisscom

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Italian telcos caught up in massive Mafia fraud 25 February, 2010 05:38

Italy's telecom sector Wednesday was reeling from the news that two of its biggest operators were caught up in a massive fraud allegedly orchestrated by members of the Calabrian Mafia, considered the most powerful and dangerous of the country's organized crime groups.
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The challenges of bringing fiber to the home 01 July, 2009 05:59

Carriers worried about the cost of deploying fiber should concentrate primarily on lowering their installation costs and driving up their adoption rates, according to Boston-based research firm the Yankee Group.
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Microsoft says phones are bad 02 April, 2009 08:39

Microsoft used its VoiceCon Orlando keynote Wednesday to attack the desk phone and traditional telephony vendors in general as a hindrance to cost savings that businesses need to realize in order to deal effectively with the bad economy.
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Technology replaces buried cable with fiber 13 August, 2008 09:30

A company is offering a unique and less-invasive cable replacement technology, which could prove useful for carriers looking to replace their aging copper infrastructure with fiber, without incurring the cost and disruption of digging up the old cabling.
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Understanding Zoho, The Company Taking On Google, MS 31 July, 2008 08:20

Here's an interesting strategy for a new software company: create applications that place you squarely in the competitive sights of Google and Microsoft, bypass venture capital funding, and rebuff an acquisition offer from Salesforce.com, the surging software as a service (SaaS) company that delivers its products over the Web.
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Nortel, Microsoft chart unified communications progress 14 February, 2008 10:04

Even though they fleshed out their joint strategy on the stage of "Saturday Night Live" a year ago, Nortel and Microsoft have since shown that their unified communications partnership is no joke.
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Red Hat faces challenges to move beyond core technology 28 September, 2007 06:17

Clad in his pajamas, Red Hat co-founder Marc Ewing arrived at work at 11 a.m. one day in 1998, unlocked the office for a new employee, and promptly left to go back to sleep.
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Microsoft: IPTV is entry to operator business 08 August, 2007 17:01

Microsoft has described its Mediaroom IPTV offering as a way for the software giant to expand its reach into the living room but now the company also says IPTV is a chance for it to gain a new market in telecommunications operators.
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Microsoft: IPTV is entry to operator business 08 August, 2007 13:15

Microsoft has described its Mediaroom IPTV offering as a way for the software giant to expand its reach into the living room but now the company also says IPTV is a chance for it to gain a new market in telecommunications operators.
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Open source swarms around NAC 02 April, 2007 08:38

A pair of Harvard University IT staffers last week released a free virtual appliance that supports their open source network access controlÂ platform -- just one of many free NAC tools springing up to address security-hungry customers.
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LINUXWORLD SF - Rocky road for mobile Linux 17 August, 2006 08:53

Linux has great potential in the mobile arena, but establishing it there will be a tall order, industry participants told a LinuxWorld Conference and Expo audience.