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To meet the growing demand for technology that can move large files quickly and effectively over long distances, Digital Fountain Inc. on Monday introduced its Transporter Fountain 500.

Inexpensive Gigabit Ethernet switches and network interface cards are flooding the market as vendors race to put 1000Base-T products in their portfolio.

Enterprise adoption of IP telephony is on the upswing, as the U.S. market for voice-over-IP handsets hit the US$1 billion mark in 2001, according to a recent report.

Motorola and Nortel Networks are reportedly considering merging their respective wireless network equipment businesses.

Motorola and Nortel Networks are reportedly considering merging their respective wireless network equipment businesses.

The evolution of distributed, collaborative computing took another step Tuesday as SGI (Silicon Graphics Inc.) unveiled the products and vision for its VAN (visual area network) technology.

In February, NEC Corp. will unveil a new version of its NEAX 2400 PBX hardware that will offer IP functions the company first introduced last year.

Fulfilling another component of the company's iForce Initiative, Sun Microsystems Inc. next Tuesday will bring its long-awaited FTR (Floor Tile Ready) program to market, according to sources familiar with the company's plans.

Digital Consulting Institute dubbed this week's eB2B World Conference and Expo in Atlanta "Back to Basics," which attendees agree is the mantra for most businesses during these tough economic times.

Wireless Markup Language is like the Internet programming language HTML. It delivers Internet content to small wireless devices, such as browser-equipped cellular phones and personal digital assistants, which typically have very small displays, slow CPUs, limited memory capacity, low bandwidth and restricted user-input capabilities.

Several positive economic developments pushed the E-Business Barometer up 26 percent in June. Dot-com-related job cuts fell to their lowest levels since November 2000 and the dollar value of merger-and-acquisition activity involving Internet companies doubled to US$6.0 billion from May.