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Enterasys revamps high-end Ethernet switch line; ISPs grab more IPv6 addresses than ever
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What the heck are you doing on the Internet at that hour?

Arbor Networks recently studied Internet traffic patterns and found that U.S. Internet traffic usually reaches its highest point of the day at about 11 p.m. Eastern time and stays pretty high until about 3 a.m. What's keeping Internet users up at night? Arbor found the answer. Read full story

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