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Cisco Systems is the undisputed leader in the networking space, but HP has acquired 3Com in an effort to close the gap. In addition, Juniper Networks is a strong No. 2 to Cisco among telecommunication firms and enterprises. With video consumption set to explode, networking requirements will boom too.
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Google Voice integrating into Google Hangouts
Google's VoIP service, Google Voice, is going to be integrated into Google Hangouts
ZTE wants to treble India smartphone sales
Chinese networking gear maker is shifting focus in India from telecom equipment to smartphones, and it hopes to be among the top three smartphone vendors in the the country within three years.
4G to debut in Shanghai in June
China Mobile will start large-scale trials next month, inviting 5,000 users to test the latest 4G products including mobile phones and data cards based on TD-LTE technology.
Business intelligence is also security intelligence: RSA
If system logs weren't originally created for security, why isn't business data also being used? And can we automate defensive decisions where we can create self-defending networks?
Yahoo pulls trigger on $1 billion-plus Tumblr buy
The Wall Street Journal reported that Yahoo is indeed buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion. This is easily Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's biggest move to date.
The brighter, more colorful Google+ (Gallery)
Google has radically reworked the Google+ interface. Here's what it looks like in 2013.
Love and hate: The New Google+ look
Some people love Google+'s new look, others hate it, but no one's indifferent to it.
Why I use Outlook.com for my custom email accounts (and how you can too)
Microsoft’s best-kept email secret is an online tool that allows you to connect any custom domain to its shiny new Outlook.com back end, for personal or business mail. It’s free, and it works amazingly well.
Vietnam to get mobile number portability from 2017
The initial deadline of mid-2014 is pushed back as the ministry wants more time to prepare the policies to ensure there are no hiccups.
SingTel opens up AMPed music service to rivals amid OTT threat
Amid competition from Spotify and Google, the Singapore telco believes its 4-year-old streaming service will hold its own with a stronger regional catalog and buffering technology to retain customers.
China Unicom to upgrade broadband speeds in Beijing
Chinese telco to phase out lower speed packages with faster connections of least 4Mbps starting Friday, in response to government's goal of having 75 percent of broadband users on that speed this year.
Aruba buys Meridian Apps, eyes 'indoor GPS' services
Aruba is looking to combine its enterprise Wi-Fi technology with Meridian's location services to provide context about users and devices.
Cisco's quarter, outlook upbeat; Eyes data center turf
Cisco CEO John Chambers said "we are dramatically better positioned than the traditional data center players such as HP, Dell, and IBM."
With $82m silicon-photonics acquisition, Mellanox satisfies its need for speed
Kotura's tech will now will carry the Mellanox brand after the Silicon Valley company signed on the dotted line.
Mobile operators: Get ready for the M2M explosion
Telcos need to start developing applications and services if they want to make money from machine-to-machine technology.