Feature: RFP: Gigabit Ethernet Networks
How do you deploy Gigabit Ethernet technology in the enterprise? We created an RFP scenario inviting vendors to show us how they would deploy it. Eleven vendors responded. See which vendor got the bid and why.
Online Only! Interactive Buyer's Guide: Thin-Client Platforms
Thin-client computing is on the rise, but how do you know which products are appropriate for your enterprise? We provide you with the major players and products in this arena. Search our extensive thin-client platforms Buyer's Guide database.
Workshop: Layer 4 Switching: Unraveling the 'Vendorspeak'
Puzzled by the term "Layer 4 switching"? We examine Layer 4 switching from beginning to end and clarify its many definitions and applications.
Sneak Preview: AppSwitch Does Layer 7 Switching
Top Layer Networks' AppSwitch uses deep-packet analysis to prioritize traffic by application. It accurately prioritized many traffic types in our Real-World Labs(R) testing. Find out why we found it easy to manage.
Online Only! Feature Update: UCC 2B: The New Law of Shrink-Wrap
Stop the presses! Since publishing our feature on the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) 2B, the American Law Institute and the National Conference on Uniform State Laws changed UUC2B from a code to uniform legislation.
We've also added two new story updates:
On the Edge: Is Microsoft Edging Into Open Source?
"Now Microsoft says it is considering putting the source code to Windows in the public domain. Microsoft has long had a policy of 'embracing and extending' competing standards, which is Microsoft-speak for 'diluting and trivializing.'"
-- Art Wittmann
InSite: Network Computing Online Sees the Light
"In 1941, Ansel Adams pushed photographic art into photographic science by inventing the Zone System, which splits an image into nine zones of highlights and shadows. By controlling these zones, photographers can repeatedly and predictably previsualize and actualize a photo's final appearance. Likewise, in order to make your visit to Network Computing Online a repeatedly useful experience, we have improved the organization of our nine Technology Guide areas."
-- Bradley F. Shimmin
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•Amazon Loss Less Than Expected
•Microsoft Questions Netscape On AOL Merger
•U.K. Compounds Fears Over Secret Escrow Talks
•Microsoft Adds Streaming Media Division
•Samsung Debuts Smallest Portable MP3 Music Player
•Government Clears At Home-Excite Deal
•Citigroup Banker Seeks Net Bill Of Rights
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