News podcast: Network World 360 Juniper Networks expects to unveil new LAN switches next month that include a custom ASIC developed under the code-name Hurricane; Forrester Research says more than one-third of enterprise IT shops have implemented x86 server virtualization, with more than two-thirds expected to implement it by 2009. Microsoft pulls plug on potty-mouth Santa Turns out Santa himself is naughty and nice. An artificial-intelligence Santa bot operated by Microsoft to talk to children wavered off topic - and Microsoft Tuesday confirmed the bot's potty mouth and snipped Santa's Web connection. Mixx.com: Diary of a (pretty) early adopter You might not know it from meeting me, but I’m really cool. Or so say my dozen or so friends and followers at Mixx.com, the news/photo/video sharing Web site that some are calling the new Digg. Attackers target unpatched QuickTime flaw Attackers are trying to exploit an unpatched vulnerability in Apple's QuickTime software that could let them run code on a victim's computer, Symantec warned in a DeepSight Threat Management System alert issued Sunday. IT managers warned not to buy consumer-class PCs Under pressure to exploit the low cost of consumer hardware, IT managers are being pushed to purchase consumer-class PCs instead of those more suited to business use. Virtual desktops could overload WANs, warns expert Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) projects could come unstuck if implementers treat them as just another flavor of server-based computing, a WAN acceleration expert has warned. Shell, Rolls Royce reportedly hacked by Chinese spies Britain's domestic intelligence agency is warning that cybercrime perpetrated by China is on the rise following hacking attacks against Rolls-Royce and Royal Dutch Shell. FMC mini-encyclopedia With fixed-mobile convergence -- the seamless switching between cellular and local networks for mobile users – becoming more prevalent, it’s a good time to bone up on some related terms you might run across. Here’s a sampler: 700MHz filing deadline: What's next? Companies wishing to bid in the upcoming 700MHz auctions at the U.S. Federal Communications Commission were largely silent about their plans Monday, the deadline for submitting bid applications. |
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