| The D-Link DIR-450 3G mobile broadband wireless router | | Posted Wednesday, February 07, 2007 3:14:32 PM by Blog57 Team | | D-Link recently unveiled a family of 3G mobile broadband wireless routers designed to access and share an Internet connection virtually anywhere by blending Wi-Fi networking technology and a wireless broadband network. The D-Link 3G Mobile Wireless Routers allow users to create a 802.11b/g-compatible wireless hotspot anywhere within range of a cellular network. Photo: Company, Feb 7, 2007 .... | |
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| | | Rutgers University Deploys Juniper Networks’ Routing Solutions for ... | | Posted Tuesday, January 09, 2007 1:33:24 PM by Blog57 Team | | "This win is testament to our commitment to higher education and our ability to provide technology solutions that deliver high-performance routing with reliable quality of service (QoS)," said Haywood Talcove, vice president of Government and Education, Juniper Networks. "We are thrilled that Rutgers University has invested in Juniper solutions to serve the increasing network demands of its university-wide infrastructure. The decision to diversify the RRNs existing platform will undoubtedly improve the efficiency of its network and further promote academic collaboration and innovation." Deployment of Juniper Networks M-series routers throughout Rutgers University has begun and is anticipated to be complete by the end of January 2007. About Juniper Networks, Inc. Juniper Networks develops purpose-built, high performance IP platforms that enable customers to support a wide variety of services and applications at scale.... | |
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| | | Service provider router market jumps 30 per cent | | Posted Thursday, November 23, 2006 1:14:34 PM by Blog57 Team | | Worldwide sales of service provider routers accelerated in the third quarter with a 30 per cent increase over the same period last year, new market data has revealed. Research from Dell'Oro Group suggests that Cisco Systems was the clear market leader with more than 55 per cent revenue share. Rounding out the top four were Juniper Networks, Alcatel and Redback Networks. The report highlights a "notably strong demand" for edge routers, which grew at more than twice the rate of core routers and accounted for nearly two-thirds of the $1.5bn service provider router market. "Over the past three quarters, the edge router market growth has accelerated as service providers look to prepare their networks for next-generation broadband services such as IPTV and VoIP," said Shin Umeda, vice president of router research at Dell'Oro Group.... | |
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| | | Nokia's Email Updates | | Posted Tuesday, November 14, 2006 7:13:14 PM by Blog57 Team | | As the mobile email battle gets more intense, Cingular has released a $200 "BlackJack" smartphone that could be a winner. Meanwhile, wireless routers find a new friend in fixed/mobile convergence in this week's new-product roundup. Open Air Office: Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK - message board) has updated its mobile corporate email technology, adding the capability to update and manage more devices over the air. .... | |
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| | | Learn the benefits of Cisco AutoQoS | | Posted Monday, November 13, 2006 3:50:49 AM by Blog57 Team | | Configuring quality of service (QoS) can be very complex. To help make network administrators' lives easier, Cisco has developed AutoQoS, which configures QoS settings for you. In this edition of Cisco Routers and Switches, David Davis introduces you to AutoQoS, discusses its benefits, and tells you how to configure it. Configuring quality of service (QoS) can be very complex. The Cisco IOS features many different methods for QoSso many that there are entire books that cover the topic of QoS. To help make network administrators' lives easier, Cisco has developed AutoQoS, which configures QoS settings for you. The concept almost sounds too good to be true, but is it? Let's review AutoQoS to see how it really works. Review the basics Let's start off by reviewing the basics.... | |
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| | | Up From The Dot-Com Ashes | | Posted Saturday, November 11, 2006 11:45:26 AM by Blog57 Team | | As tech spending retrenched in the wake of the dot-com collapse in 2000 and former Internet stars turned to black holes, the industry paused for a breather. It proved to be a short one. Tech survivors scrambled to find the Next Big Thing, and soon, new buzzwords entered the tech lexicon: blade servers, utility computing, grid computing and virtualization. The one thing they all have in common: a need for fast, easy-to-use computer networks. The trend has fueled a resurgence of computer networking firms, which as a group have risen over the last six months to No. 2 from No. 94 in IBD's industry rankings (as of Nov. 10). Industry giants such as IBM (NYSE:IBM - News), Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ - News), Dell (NASDAQ:DELL - News), EMC (NYSE:EMC - News) and others hope to solve what IBM calls a "crisis of complexity" -- a Tower of Babel in technology.... | |
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| | | China Telecom Subsidiary Powers IPTV With Juniper Networks | | Posted Thursday, November 09, 2006 7:51:20 PM by Blog57 Team | | Juniper Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:JNPR) today announced that Jiangsu Telecom, a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Telecom, has deployed E320 Broadband Service Routers to expand network edge capacity and meet subscriber demand for IPTV, video on demand and other advanced IP services. Jiangsu Telecom selected the E320 because its best-in-class Ethernet interface density, superior reliability and unmatched scalability will enable Jiangsu to cost-effectively support more subscribers and introduce new services on its broadband network. The new E320 routers join the service provider's existing installed base of Juniper Networks E-series routers. "Jiangsu Telecom is leveraging the high performance and superior density of our flagship E320 Broadband Services Router to efficiently support the increasing demand for their new multiplay services," said Eric Yu, Juniper's vice president of Greater China.... | |
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| | | An MIT physicist sees future of tech: personal fabricators | | Posted Tuesday, November 07, 2006 11:15:28 PM by Blog57 Team | | Imagine a machine with the ability to manufacture anything. Now imagine that machine in your living room. What would you build first? Would you start a business? Would you ever buy anything retail again? According to MIT physicist Neil Gershenfeld, it's not too early to think about these questions, because that machine, which he calls a personal fabricator, is not so far off - or so far-fetched - as you might think. Gershenfeld is director of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA), an interdisciplinary outfit studying the intersection between information theory and industrial design. He also teaches a course called How to Make (Almost) Anything. Five years ago the National Science Foundation awarded the CBA $14 million to build a manufacturing lab full of futuristic hardware. That includes a nanobeam writer that can etch microscopic patterns on metal, and a supersonic waterjet cutter that generates 60,000 pounds of water pressure, enough to shear through almost any material.... | |
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| | | GarrettCom releases serial to Ethernet device routers | | Posted Tuesday, November 07, 2006 1:40:28 PM by Blog57 Team | | November 3, 2006 ? Fremont, Calif. ? GarrettCom, Inc., is introducing a groundbreaking line of Serial-IP converters that extend security and resiliency and network management to distributed serial devices in power substations and other harsh industrial environments. The Magnum DX line of Serial Device routers provides intelligent Serial-to-IP/Ethernet protocol services that integrate the large installed base of devices that use Serial data protocols for SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and remote device console access. The Magnum DX Serial Device Routers provide what the company calls a Dynamic Serial Edge for hardened industrial networks that combines the features of a serial-IP device server, Ethernet switch, IP router and IP firewall in a compact, substation-hardened product with a variety of field mounting and power supply options.... | |
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| | | GarrettCom's New Magnum DX Line of Serial Device Routers Offers Resiliency, Security in Industrial Networking | | Posted Monday, November 06, 2006 7:47:33 AM by Blog57 Team | | GarrettCom, Inc., is introducing a groundbreaking line of Serial-IP converters that extend security and resiliency and network management to distributed serial devices in power substations and other harsh industrial environments. The Magnum DX line of Serial Device routers provides intelligent Serial-to-IP/Ethernet protocol services that integrate the large installed base of devices that use Serial data protocols for SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and remote device console access. The Magnum DX Serial Device Routers provide what the company calls a Dynamic Serial Edge for hardened industrial networks that combines the features of a serial-IP device server, Ethernet switch, IP router and IP firewall in a compact, substation-hardened product with a variety of field mounting and power supply options.... | |
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