Router vendors address service quality, security, IP video

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Router vendors address service quality, security, IP video,
09/13/05

Three router vendors have unveiled new and enhanced products to
improve service quality, security and video capability.
<http://www.networkworld.com/nlciscoalert7054>

Cisco tackles RFID in the network, 09/13/05

Cisco Tuesday announced software and vendor partnerships
intended to simplify large RFID deployments by embedding code in
Cisco switches and routers.

<http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/091305-cisco-rfid.html?nl>

Chambers lectures on China, buyouts, 09/12/05

In a wide-ranging talk for students and faculty, Chambers said
China poses great opportunity for Cisco, as the country has an
increasingly higher-educated pool of engineers and is training
10 times as many workers in engineering, math and science as ...

<http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/091205-chambers.html?nl>

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