Cisco: Networking Is Hot Again
[May 2, 2008] NAC, Trustsec, PCI, Linux and more are all on the table as Cisco VP outlines the network giant's strategy moving forward.

Meeting the Challenge of 10GbE
[April 30, 2008] What is the key to 10 Gigabit Ethernet? And is there one?

Laying The Groundwork For 10GbE Networks
[April 25, 2008] As the networking world moves to 10GbE networks, it's not just speed that matters.

Vyatta Scaling Linux Up For Networks Big and Small
[April 21, 2008] Linux software router vendor rolls out new release with an aim to open up both service provider and enterprise networks.

Google's New Pricing Approach For Cloud Storage
[April 14, 2008] Most online e-mail archive providers charge by the byte, Google goes subscription.

Cisco Turns Routers Into Linux Application Servers
[April 10, 2008] In a surprise move, Cisco opens up its routers to third-party applications.

Google Vows Broader Open Wireless Access Fight
[April 4, 2008] Now free to speak its mind, the search leader pledges to continue working for wireless network openness, while debate remains heated about FCC oversight.

3Leaf Lands Intel License For CPU Virtualization
[March 31, 2008] With both Intel and AMD onboard, 3Leaf is ready to pursue mainframe-style provisioning for the x86 server world.

Sun Unveils Virtual Desktop Upgrade
[March 18, 2008] Version 2.0 supports a wide variety of operating systems and plays well with VMware.

Nortel, Microsoft Expand Unified Communications
[March 11, 2008] Continuing alliance aims to grow its share organically and by taking from others -- including IBM.

FCC Chairman Says 'Balance' is Key to Net Neutrality
[March 7, 2008] Discusses Comcast, Net Neutrality and other issues at Stanford confab.

NetApp Returns to Its Roots With S550
[February 26, 2008] The NAS vendor fills in remaining gap in midmarket product line.

Nortel's Slide Continues
[February 28, 2008] Once-high-flying networking vendor continues its decline, shedding employees and bleeding cash, while its CEO remains hopeful.

Juniper Takes 'Control' of High-Speed Networking
[February 25, 2008] New control-plane architecture set to help carriers with time to market on new services.

Cisco: 'We're Talking Ourselves Into This Slowdown'
[February 7, 2008] Is the recession real? Or is it all just driven by media hype? CEO John Chambers gives his view.

Teleworkers Feel Safe, Threaten Network Security
[February 6, 2008] Study finds remote workers jeopardize their corporate networks with unsafe activities -- while ironically believing the Internet is getting safer.

Juniper Makes The Switch
[January 29, 2008] After 12 years, Juniper finally enters the switch business.

Cisco's New Networking Nexus
[January 28, 2008] Looking to expand switching to 40 GbE and beyond, the networking giant rolls out a new high-end data center switching platform.

Cisco Pushes Big Firewall For Big Business Needs
[January 23, 2008] A new high-end security appliance from Cisco scales to full 10GbE and two million simultaneous connections.

Juniper Exits App Acceleration Business
[January 22, 2008] It's one tough business to be in.

Cisco Expands Application Delivery Network
[January 22, 2008] Networking giant introduces new application and network acceleration technologies as part of a broad strategy to optimize application delivery.

Tivoli Update Aims to Clarify Network Admin Picture
[January 18, 2008] New version of IBM's Tivoli Provisioning Manager will offer a clearer picture of server dependencies across a datacenter.

Why is Ethernet Traffic Doubling?
[January 10, 2008] New study looks at why carriers continue to use increasing amounts of Ethernet at the transport layer.

3Com's Buyout Bid Faces Government Scrutiny
[January 3, 2008] Chinese involvement in the $2 billion deal may be prompting a U.S. regulatory committee to take a closer look into the transaction.

The ambitious plan by Sprint, Clearwire, Google and several others to build a fast WiMAX network in the United States could end up having a tremendous impact on the channel, as well as being the last-gasp opportunity for WiMAX itself.

Vendors and reseller organizations are relatively well-run, rational businesses. Charles Watson, senior vice president of marketing and sales of Blueroads, explores why so many complications arise when these two groups start working together.