Networking
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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How one mobile operator is tackling the data deluge with help from customers' Wi-Fi
A recent deal between Germany's biggest telco and a community hotspot provider shows one way carriers are tackling the growing tide of mobile data using Wi-Fi offloading.
Spamhaus DDoS suspect to be extradited soon
A man accused of carrying out a massive denial of service attack is to be extradited from Spain.
Cisco jumps on gigabit Internet craze with new wireless offerings
With AT&T and Google (among others) warming up for a gigabit Internet war, Cisco is jumping in the fray with some new products to support the speedy connections.
Riverbed blames 'weak government spending' for missing Q1 earnings
As a result, Riverbed shares dropped by 9.5 percent to $13.44 after-hours trading.
Microsoft adds more new networking capabilities to its Windows Azure cloud
In its quest to go head-to-head with Amazon on the cloud front, Microsoft is adding even more enterprise networking capabilities to its Windows Azure cloud platform.
UK makes small step into white space, ahead of giant leap next year
Communications regulator Ofcom has put out a call for participants for a pilot of white space devices, expected to start this autumn.
SAP study: Brazil, China, Germany and India 'most ready' for M2M tech
A new international survey pinpoints where machine-to-machine technology has the best chance to enable smarter cities right now.
Vodafone investors seek more for their money in takeover bid
Vodafone investors believe a $100 billion offer for the company's stake in Verizon Communications isn't enough.
Apple challenges VirnetX patent case; reneges on iOS VPN changes
UPDATED 2: Apple is appealing a $368 million judgment brought by VirnetX in 2010. Apple therefore will not change VPN behavior on already shipped iOS 6.1 powered devices.
Philippines warns of mobile phone jammers ahead of elections
Ahead of country's general elections 2013 in May where votes are transmitted via mobile phones, authorities urge the public to look out for jammers which can delay transmission and affect results' credibility.
ICANN weighs in on how to respond to DDoS attacks
ICANN has released a basic primer on what organisations should do when experiencing a DDoS attack, highlighting that it isn't law enforcement's job to stop them.
UK F1 team Mercedes links up with Tata's global fiber ring
Formula One team Mercedes AMG Petronas expects to draw data three times faster from its cars racing around the world to its UK headquarters, by utilizing Tata Communications's global subsea fiber ring.
Intel in talks with Thailand to provide low-cost 3G
Chip giant urges Thailand to offer a low-cost prepaid mobile 3G service to low-income citizens to close the digital divide and create greater economic growth.
Huawei 'not interested' in US anymore, shifts focus to Europe
Chinese telecom equipment maker is moving its focus from U.S. to Europe, seeing a stronger business case for the continent which it sees as a way to increase its presence in developing markets.
Citrix, Equinix, F5 lead tech disappointments; ServiceNow shines
Many business tech companies cited a tough IT spending picture, but solid execution. ServiceNow bucks the tech earnings disappointment trend.