Tuesday, September 08, 2009

The high cost of wide area networking

Qwest upgrading backbone to 100Gbps; China's carriers all turn to mobile app stores in 3G race
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The high cost of wide area networking

Given the combination of the economic malaise and the sensationalism that surrounds topics such as cloud computing and server virtualization, it is possible to surmise that nothing of significance is happening in the networking space. Nothing could be further from the truth.  Read full story

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