Archive for May, 2006

“gigabit products” - Security, Storage Big Focuses at Interop 2006

Security, Storage Big Focuses at Interop 2006ABC News - The three big topics at this year’s Interop at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas were clearly security, storage and IP telephony. I saw several innovative products in these categories. However, I didn’t see many products suitable for

“gigabit news” - Force10 Vice President Sees Broadband Adoption Driving Requirement for

Force10 Vice President Sees Broadband Adoption Driving Requirement for Forbes - The prevalence of broadband coupled with the growing demand for bandwidth-intensive applications like online gaming is driving the need for higher speed networks in Japan, said Force10 Networks Vice President of Corporate Marketing Stephen Garrison

“gigabit products” - Despite the Scurrying to Market, Apple Got Intel Right

Despite the Scurrying to Market, Apple Got Intel RightTechNewsWorld - The Intel-based iMac is impossibly energy- and space-efficient, giving far more than it takes in both regards. Pushed to the performance red line and with the monitor cranked to full brightness, iMac never consumed more than 95 watts of power — one

“gigabit news” - More Related Stories

More Related Stories DTV Pro - Toshiba to Launch 2GB miniSD Memory Card for Cell Phones High Capacity miniSD Card to Be Marketed Worldwide to Meet Growing Demand for Music and Photo Storage in Mobile Devices (May 24, 2006) IRVINE, Calif., and TOKYO , May 24 /PRNewswire/ — Toshiba

“gigabit hardware” - Gartner analyst: Resist Gig Ethernet

Gartner analyst: Resist Gig EthernetTechworld.com, UK - 21 hours ago… and QoS capabilities that are rolled into the 10/100/1000 hardware, Paige adds … backbone switches link with 10G Ethernet, while some users have Gigabit links to …

“gigabit hardware” - Microsoft tweaks OS for networking

Microsoft tweaks OS for networkingTechworld.com, UK - 18 hours ago… The software and hardware combination is designed to ease networking bottlenecks such as … reduce the demands put on servers by today s Gigabit Ethernet speeds …