IEEE seeks data on Ethernet bandwidth needs

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	IEEE seeks data on Ethernet bandwidth needs The IEEE has formed a group to assess demand for a faster form of Ethernet, taking the first step toward what could become a Terabit Ethernet standard. Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue HP counters Cisco with new switches, architecture Living legends: Ethernet inventor Bob Metcalfe Web inventor Berners-Lee fights to keep it open Nvidia buys modem maker Icera for $367M Sony reported to be considering bounty for PSN attack DOWNLOAD: Hitachi Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer Pinpoint root cause of network issues up to 90% faster. Automated Root Cause Analysis speeds remediation. FREE video and 30-day trial. Download free 30-day trial HP counters Cisco with new switches, architecture At Interop this week, HP unveiled products supporting a new architecture that attempts to unify enterprise data center, campus and branch networks under a common and consistent operating environment. Read More Living legends: Ethernet inventor Bob Metcalfe It's hard to overestimate the importance of Ethernet to networking over the past 25 years. When Network World started, the technology had been around a while, but in the last 25 years we have seen Ethernet come to dominate the industry. It has outlasted Token Ring, ATM, FDDI and other competing LAN technologies. It has extended from the LAN into the wide area and wireless realms. Through technologies like switching and QoS controls, Ethernet has become the foundation technology for most networking communications today. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mimecast A Three Step Plan for Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010 Harnessing the powerful new features of Microsoft Exchange 2010 – but without introducing additional risk, cost and complexity during the migration process – is a challenge many CIOs are about to face. We consider the risks involved and propose actions businesses can take to mitigate them. Read now Web inventor Berners-Lee fights to keep it open A look at how the Web's inventor sees his creation more than two decades after its birth. Read More Nvidia buys modem maker Icera for $367M Nvidia on Monday said it had agreed to acquire baseband processor maker Icera for $367 million in cash, a move that could help Nvidia expand its reach in the mobile market. Read More Sony reported to be considering bounty for PSN attack Sony is reported to be considering offering a reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of those behind the recent breach of its PlayStation Network (PSN). Read More
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