| Packeteer readies faster generation of traffic-shaping gear, 01/14/08 Packeteer Networks in a few weeks will be coming out with a faster generation of its traffic-shaping gear that eventually will reach 20Gbps throughput and perform more complex traffic analysis. Options seen lacking in firewall virtual server protection, 01/08/2008 Options are scarce for protecting applications when they are deployed on virtual servers within the same physical machine, according to a recent ... Next-generation firewalls will need wide variety of features, 09/14/2007 The Jericho Forum predicts a day when it will be unnecessary to build network perimeter defenses with firewalls, but in the meantime corporate ... Palo Alto Networks launches next-generation firewall, 06/21/2007 Palo Alto Networks is a start-up with a big goal: replacing traditional network-layer perimeter firewalls altogether. . . The company expects most ... FCC approves Verizon's U.S.-China submarine cable system, 01/11/08 Verizon Business announced today that it has gained final approval from the Federal Communications Commission to activate and operate a trans-Pacific cable system that directly links the United States with mainland China. COO departure a short-term blip for Juniper, 01/11/08 The resignation of Chief Operating Officer Stephen Elop is a short-term negative event for Juniper Networks, but some analysts say it will not dampen the company’s momentum for the quarter or fiscal year. Through the BGP looking glass If you do a lot of work on the Internet or have several ISP connections, BGP looking glasses can be a great tool for troubleshooting and general information. Cisco testing content delivery platform supporting wired, wireless devices Cisco is reported to be working with two service providers to test a content delivery system that can push content to both wired and wireless devices. Ethernet traffic doubles among service providers, 01/10/08 Infonetics Research released a study this week saying that service providers reported a 90% to 100% increase in Ethernet traffic in 2006 and in 2007. | 
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