By the end of 2010, users in more than 80 U.S. cities may be able to ditch their cable modems, …
Seagate claims first 6Gbit/sec
Seagate Technology LLC started shipping a 6Gbit/sec. Serial ATA hard disk drive that offers double the throughput of Seagate's previous …
10G Ethernet shakes net design to the core
The emergence of 10 Gigabit Ethernet, virtualization and unified switching fabrics is ushering in a major shift in data center …
Google Chrome 3.0 gains zip, style
Google launched Version 3 of its Chrome Web browser, which keeps the pressure on competing tools by boosting JavaScript performance …
Oracle, Sun launch high-end OLTP server
Oracle has launched a high-end database and storage system that it co-developed with Sun Microsystems, the companies' first joint product …
Nortel users need to keep tabs on Avaya integration plans
The biggest issue facing Nortel enterprise customers on the heels of Avaya's $900 million purchase of that business is product …
Block data leaks at the endpoint
It almost goes without saying that the greatest threat to the security of an enterprise network often comes from within. …
LG unveils its first Android smartphone
LG Electronics joined the ranks of mobile phone makers putting Google's Android mobile operating system into smartphones, unveiling the LG-GW620. …
Oracle, Sun to launch new product despite merger hurdles
Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems is being closely scrutinized by European Union regulatory authorities, but that isn't stopping the companies …
Domain-name abuse proliferates
For legitimate businesses, a domain name is a way to hang a shingle in cyberspace. In the criminal world, domain …
EMC lures away Intel's Gelsinger
EMC has remade its management team by luring a high-ranking executive away from Intel, potentially setting up a succession process …
Raising the bar
No longer is a managed firewall adequate to protect vital network and information assets. A complete security offering requires a …
Apple patches 10 iPhone bugs, 4 QuickTime flaws
Apple issued a pair of updates yesterday that patched 10 vulnerabilities in its iPhone software and four in its QuickTime …
Migrating to all-IP surveillance
All-IP video security leverages your investment in network infrastructure, and is simpler, more elegant and accessible to users across the …
IEEE stamps "approved" on 802.11n Wi-Fi standard
The IEEE has finally approved the 802.11n high-throughput wireless LAN standard. There’s been no public announcement yet by IEEE. But …
Novel way to cool data centers passes first test
A team of engineers led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has successfully tested a novel system that they say could …
Encryption made easier with new key management tools
In response to dramatic and widely publicized losses of data over the last few years, IT execs are moving to …
Springboard: IM the top collaboration tool among Asian firms
Instant messaging (IM) is the second most popular and widely used collaboration and communication tool in business enterprises across Asia …
The ubiquitous IP
Are we moving to an all-IP world? Such a question would have been premature and conceived as a fantasy in …
SSDs go mainstream
The market is flooded with options, and the performance we've seen from several of the latest drives in our tests …