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Network World Daily News: AM, 10/26/07 Vonage settles Verizon patent dispute
There are worse things in life than getting bopped in the head with a heavy orange box. Paying $120 million to settle a patent dispute is likely one of them. Cisco certifications: Everything you need to know
With the Nov. 6 deadline looming, author and certification expert Wendell Odom answers readers' questions about Cisco technology, training and new certifications. Is Fibre Channel dead?
iSCSI over 10G Ethernet ultimately will dethrone Fibre Channel, experts predict, so it's not too early to start planning a migration. Plus: Are users satisfied with iSCSI? | Executive Guide:Virtualization Meets Reality Virtualization is being used to make the most out of everything from applications and servers to desktops and storage. But as companies expand their reliance on the technology, challenges mount. Read this guide authored by a host of Network World editors and review this timely topic. Click Here for More Information
| | SCO has a buyer, pending bankruptcy approval
Embattled SCO Group is offering the bankruptcy court a deal it could be hard to refuse. FBI, police community warns of Calif. Wildfire fraud
The FBI, Better Business Bureau and California prosecutors Thursday separately issued warnings concerning potential disaster related fraud schemes in connection with the ongoing Southern California wildfires. Many of these schemes are Internet-based scams representing themselves to be disaster relief charities, the groups said. NEC launches fastest vector supercomputer
NEC is selling what it says is the fastest vector supercomputer in the world. IBM boosts storage products, services with acquisition
IBM bolstered its line of storage products and services Wednesday by acquiring NovusCG, a software and consulting firm. Globalization poses major risks to enterprises
Globalization is posing major risks that enterprises simply aren’t prepared to handle. More than 60% of enterprises with at least $5 billion in revenue suffered from a major risk event in the past three years, and a large number were not prepared to deal with the consequences, according to an IBM study issued Wednesday. Data encryption’s adoption grows
Large security vendors are buying up encryption start-ups. Venture capitalists are putting money into young companies to spur the development of encryption products. New companies are launching products to help manage and simplify encryption. CASE STUDY Cairns City Council to unify communications
Cairns City Council is installing a 1000 user IP telephony system as part of a three year project to roll out unified communications across its entire legacy network. IT JOB OUTLOOK High-tech wages climbing in 2007
New research shows that technology professionals this year earned about 5% more in wages during the third quarter than they did during the same period in 2006. PODCAST ISPs want to rule the world
Jason and Keith gab about Comcast's broadband meddling, the Facebook / Microsoft love affair, and whether the Internet can be a good substitute for a significant other. BLOGS Buzzblog: Vonage settles with Verizon for at least $80M
There appears to be no easier way for a carrier to turn a quick $80 million these days than to trot out the patent lawyers and sue the pants off of hapless Vonage. Today on Layer 8, where we worry about what our PCs can catch here on Earth, never mind in space:
If you want to be part of space exploration from the comfort of your own home, you might want to sign up with a developing distributed-computing project that lets you participate in cutting-edge cosmology research. Today on Microsoft Subnet
Microsoft has killer Q1, profits surge, beats estimates; Plus, Microsoft snags another equipment maker for Microsoft IPTV, Calix; And an exasperated Sue Hanely, asks, "Folders: can we ban them from SharePoint deployments?" Today on Cisco Subnet
Tiny Linux router maker ImageStream throws punches at Cisco, and makes a good impression during Interop New York.Plus, a Cisco-centric open source community hosts dozens of free useful admin tools. Blogger Raj Tolani shows you how to secure your router by limiting your VTY access. Cisco Subnet giveaways - last few days to enter to win
Last few days to enter to win free Cisco training worth up to $3,995, courtesy of Global Knowledge. Plus enter to win a free copy of "Monitoring with Cisco Security MARS" by Gary Halleen and Greg Kellogg, published by Cisco Press. | 
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