Wednesday, September 26, 2007

AT&T wins $1B Treasury Department network deal; F5 preps Big-IP for carriers

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WAN News Alert, 09/26/07

AT&T wins $1B Treasury Department network deal, 09/25/07: AT&T announced Monday that it will build and manage a next-generation wide-area network for the U.S. Department of Treasury under a contract worth up to $1 billion over the next 10 years.

F5 preps Big-IP for carriers, 09/25/07: F5 Networks is adding support for certain protocols to its Big-IP Local Traffic Manager, so it can better fit into carrier networks.

Vonage loses Sprint-Nextel patent suit, plans appeal, 09/25/07: A federal court ruled on Tuesday that struggling VoIP provider Vonage infringed on patents owned by Sprint Nextel.

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Cisco broadens Carrier Ethernet line, 09/24/07: Cisco this week is extending its Carrier Ethernet portfolio with a system that allows service providers to deliver fiber-based Ethernet to multi-tenant units, such as apartment buildings.

Juniper extends Carrier Ethernet line; enterprise next?, 09/25/07: Juniper Networks this week is expanding its Carrier Ethernet switch/router line with two smaller form factor platforms, higher density modules and software enhancements.

AT&T offers raft of RFID services aimed at healthcare customers , 09/21/07: AT&T unveiled a complete portfolio of RFID services for healthcare providers this week that it says will enable hospitals to use a Web browser to track equipment, patients and devices.

Security outsourcing on the rise , 09/21/07: As one of the world's largest outsourcing providers, Wipro Technologies is ramping up its security services business in a big way.

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