Friday, November 02, 2007

Vyatta router upgrade competes with Cisco; Four VoIP must-haves; Humans will love, marry robots by 2050

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The Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games' plans for a "high-tech" 2008 Olympics got off to a rocky start this week when the system crashed under heavy user demand; Cisco this week announced an agreement to acquire Securent, a provider of policy management software for enterprises, for $100 million. (5:44)

Upgraded Vyatta software attempts to make users think twice about Cisco
Open source may have taken another step in becoming a considerable alternative to the old guard for enterprise routing.

Four VoIP must-haves
Hitachi Consulting deployed VoIP technology from ShoreTel to provide IP telephony along with presence, mobility, conferencing and collaboration capabilities. ...

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Humans will love, marry robots by 2050
An artificial intelligence researcher predicts that robotics will make such dramatic advances in the coming years that humans will be marrying robots ...

China's Olympic ticketing system crashes on first day
The Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games' (BOCOG's) plans for a "high-tech" 2008 Olympics got off to a rocky start ...

Symantec CEO sees more acquisitions ahead
The future holds more acquisitions for Symantec as it looks to strengthen key business areas and keep pace with evolving online security threats, its ...

One in six PCs could be infected with malware
As many as one in six PCs may have active spyware or malware infections.

50 Greatest Network Arguments: What readers are saying
Readers debate the 50 Greatest Arguments in Networking and suggest a few more of their own involving Microsoft and other technologies.

BPL trial slowed due to skills shortage
Country Energy's Broadband over Power Line (BPL) trial is being extended by a month, due to a lack of experienced field technicians and staff. "The ...

VON panel to telcos: Sell more ads
Although telcos are used to being the only major players for voice services, they’ll soon have to change their business models to compete with voice ...

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