21 February 2007
By Deni Connor, Network World (US online)
Dell has introduced a range of storage systems for small and mid-sized businesses that the company said offered users an affordable way into lstorage-area networking and tape automation technology. Read more...
01 February 2007
By Bryan Betts
Talking to Cisco's Neil Walker about the relative efficiency (or inefficiency) of power-over-Ethernet versus individual mains adapters, I was reminded of a claim by eco-activists last year that only 5 percent of the power consumed by chargers actually goes into charging a mobile phone or MP3 player. The rest is wasted as heat, generated while the charger is plugged in but the device isn't. Read more...
15 February 2007
There will be two kinds of 802.11n - single band and dual-band. If you can't tell them apart, will dual-band die? Read more...
13 February 2007
By David Haskin, Computerworld
Microsoft's new Windows has a few features that could help wireless networking. Read more...
01 February 2007
It's taken a while, but almost all the switch-makers are now into power over Gigabit Ethernet in a big way - and Cisco has just joined them. Neil Walker, its head of network systems, explains why. Read more...
10 January 2007
By Intel
This white paper provides an overview of the new PCI Express bus architecture and the benefits it brings to Ethernet network connectivity for desktops, workstations and servers. Read more...
19 February 2007
By Glenn Fleishman, Macworld
21 February 2007
By Becky Waring, PC World
A single access point can be all you need for a small office or SOHO location. But you may need to tweak it to get the most out of it. Read more...
05 January 2007
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
When Dorfman Pacific chose a wireless it wanted to use its existing VLANs, and make 802.11b play nicely. Whose kit would do that? Read more...