Monday, August 20, 2007

Virtualization companies to watch; Top 10 networkiest eBay oddities

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10 virtualization companies to watch
These 10 technology companies offer innovative virtualization products that improve performance and make management easier.

Top 10 networkiest eBay oddities
Everyone's heard of eBay oddities like the grilled cheese with the Mother Mary or the guy who tried to sell his soul, but check out these networky notables that went up on the online auction block.

Skype says crash followed Windows security update
The widespread failure of Skype's Internet telephony service last week happened when millions of Windows users tried to log in to the ...

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Private network for online gaming bypasses Internet bottlenecks
A Missouri startup called GameRail feels the pain of latency-challenged online video gamers, and has developed a private network that routes game traffic from PCs to about 10,000 servers hosted by online gaming companies. Essentially, it allows online gamers to bypass the Internet, the company claims.

Management vendors team on configuration spec
A group of vendors Monday announced a draft specification that industry watchers say could enable information sharing among multiple configuration management databases and other management products, such as inventory tools and service desk systems.

Lotus ships Notes/Domino 8
IBM/Lotus last week shipped Notes/Domino 8, ushering in its new client framework and integration with its next-generation social networking tools.

TODAY'S MOST-READ STORIES:

1. Skype outage continues, business users affected
2. The CD turns 25 and I'm getting old
3. Google/Viacom lawsuit takes hilarious turn
4. Aruba puts the squeeze on Cisco
5. 1.6M records stolen from Monster.com
6. Enterasys package secures VoIP systems
7. Could onshoring become the new offshoring?
8. Verizon turns another hose on fire flap
9. 10 claims that scare security pros
10. Cisco: Video, P2P use will double IP traffic

MOST E-MAILED STORY:
VoIP of the people


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