| Cisco: the new software giant
For the first time, Cisco has assembled all of its software assets - IOS, Unified Communications, Collaboration and Network Management - under a single organization. Senior Vice President Don Proctor took some time at this week's C-Scape analyst conference to talk with Network World Managing Editor Jim Duffy about Cisco's software plan. Plus:
WiMAX plans moving ahead at Cisco
Cisco’s virtualization a multiyear investment Google’s 10th year of life poses major strategic challenges
Despite runaway success, Google in 2008 will face key strategic challenges in the online video and mobile advertising markets. Microsoft early with public virtualization beta
Microsoft Thursday released the first public beta of its virtualization technology, shipping the bits ahead of its previously planned date in early 2008. Juniper challenged to post router code on Web
Open-source router firm Vyatta has challenged Juniper to post its operating system source code on the Internet, and stop hiding behind ... Infidelity a problem? Offset your cheating online
A Web site is offering people the chance to offset their infidelity by paying random strangers to remain faithful in a satirical bid to ... The making of open-access wireless networks: A look back at key milestones
Over the past year, several events have occurred that indicate American mobile networks are about to become more open. Open source antivirus program gets commercial twist
Open-source antivirus ClamAV is now offered under a commercial customer-support subscription model by Sourcefire. How to manage your multivendor firewalls like a pro
Auditing firewalls to keep regulators happy and tracking rule changes - especially for businesses buying firewalls from multiple ... PODCAST Helpful advice: Don't wash your iPod
Keith and special guest co-host Neal Weinberg chat about the death of CompUSA, free Wi-Fi at the Denver airport, and how many security policies they've violated at work (36:47). BLOGS Buzzblog: 5 reasons you need a recipe-ready cell phone
Mobio Networks is touting a new service that "provides instant access to hundreds of thousands of recipes anytime, anywhere" on your cell phone or gadget of choice. Now, before you dismiss the idea as half-baked, I've managed to come up with five scenarios under which I could see it making sense. (Yes, I jest.) | 
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