New Edge Networks Hosts Cross-Country Seminars on MPLS Networks
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New Edge Networks is hosting a series of complimentary cross-country seminars offering local businesses and communications consultants practical guidance on building private networks and the advantages of using MPLS technology.
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Netizens often like to compare the settlement of the Internet with that of the American West. The explorers charted new territory, observes product developer Chad Harrington of Zone Labs, a San Francisco-based
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Mobile mesh technology developer PacketHop Inc is currently spec-ing out the market for its products in Europe, with one of the challenges it faces being that frequency allocation differs by country, unlike the monolithic situation in the US.
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With the launch of the first backbone network of the next-generation Internet in China, the country is expected to dramatically narrow its gap with the world&#39;s leaders, officials and experts said.
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Software radio could offer an elegant solution to a vexing problem: how to have a single handset communicate across multiple networks.
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China advanced its nation&#39;s communications infrastructure by launching Cernet2, a high-speed Internet backbone. Cernet2, a high-speed internet backbone, connects 25 universities in 20 cities.
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(InfoWorld) - This year's Telecom World show may not be as big or influential as previous ones, but the event is still a good personal networking opportunity for experts in the telecommunications industry. The week-long conference and exhibition, which opens Monday in Hong Kong for the first time, is the world's largest public networking event. But the show, hosted every three years by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a United Nations agency, has clearly gone through some turbulent times, mirroring the industry it represents. European equipment manufacturers such as Siemens, which once dominated exhibition halls with expansive multimillion dollar booths, have been pushed aside by aggressive Asian newcomers such as Huawei Technologies. But it's not only Asian competitors that have made life tough for traditional telephone equipment vendors such as Alcatel and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson; it's also competition from makers of Internet systems, notably Cisco Systems, which have helped build the first-generation IP (Internet Protocol) networks and are busy deploying the next-generation networks. Add to that the explosive growth of new mobile phone networks, which in many countries have bumped traditional landline telephone service to the sidelines. And add on top of that innovative new wireless technologies such as WiMax, which could outmuscle cellular to become the preferred next-generation mobility system, so-called 4G (fourth-generation) technology. So there's plenty to talk about, and numerous industry executives, including Masao Nakamura, president and chief executive officer of NTT DoCoMo, John Chambers, president and CEO of Cisco, and Edward Zander, chairman and CEO of Motorola, are on board to present their views of the future in a number of forums. Organizers expect up to 57,000 visitors to attend Telecom World 2006, between Dec. 4 and 8, compared to the 102,000 visitors that attended the last Telecom World show, held in Geneva in 2003. The ITU expects 60 percent of visitors at this year's show to come from Asia and the Middle East. "The ITU event may be smaller than events in the past, but it's still a good venue for personal networking," said Tim Dillon, senior research director at Current Analysis. "My calendar is completely full of appointments, if that means anything."
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As it stands, there's almost twice as much bandwidth across the Atlantic as there is across the Pacific. But with new U.S. FCC approval for the first ever China-U.S. fiber link, this is all about to change.
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A global summit aims to lay the groundwork for a new structure of internet governance. Participants, however, have very different visions for the future of broadband deployment, net telephony and other web technologies. By Wendy M. Grossman.
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Vendors have begun to release products that are taking the next steps in the evolution to true services-centric networking.
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IT security managers convening at two interrelated conferences in New York this week said their firms are adopting both new network defenses and organizational structures to lower risk of a data breach.
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Juniper Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:JNPR) today announced that Intelig  Telecom, one of Brazil's leading local and  long distance data and voice service providers, has selected Juniper  Networks M-series routers, including the M320, to upgrade its IP/MPLS  network.
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IBM is extending a hand to businesses looking to improve their communications systems with a new package of hardware, software, and support services that rely on traditional IP-based networks.
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The (sort of) new IEEE 802.16 Metropolitan Area Network standard (MAN) promises to break the cable modem/DSL monopoly on the "last mile" of Internet connectivity to peoples' homes.    With ranges up to 30 miles and speeds up to 70 mbps it seems like a pancea.    While I suspect the actual usable speeds and distances will be considerably less, my real question is where is it?  This standard has been in the works for years.
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In the three months since IBM and Intel opened design specifications for Big Blue&#39;s BladeCenter, more than 100 vendors have signed up to use the information, meaning that end users will soon have access to network switches, adapter cards and other
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NEW YORK -- A top networking gear producer plans to offer a speedy new cellular technology that's an alternative to DSL and cable Internet access with the added advantage of being available on the road.
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New Edge Networks says membership in the Retail Broadband Alliance now tops 200 member companies whose products and services for retailers rely on broadband networks. New Edge Networks made the announcement Wednesday at the 3rd Annual Global POS & Store Operations Summit in Las Vegas, Nev.