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Fluke Networks: New VoIP Phone Capabilities in Fluke Networks' MetroScope Carrier Ethernet Analyzer Offer Efficient and Accurate VoIP Field Testing

TMCNet: Fluke Networks: New VoIP Phone Capabilities in Fluke Networks' MetroScope Carrier Ethernet Analyzer Offer Efficient and Accurate VoIP Field Testing

Cambridge Broadband Networks: BBC iPlayer and unlimited music download services on mobile devices could represent biggest challenge yet to cellular infrastructure warns CambridgeBroadband Networks

Cambridge Broadband Networks: BBC iPlayer and unlimited music download services on mobile devices could represent biggest challenge yet to cellular infrastructure warns CambridgeBroadband Networks

Nokia Siemens Networks breaks the 200 mark

Modern core networks, centered around softswitching, are dramatically lowering the costs of operating mobile networks, saving energy, and laying the groundwork for future IP multimedia. With over 200 customers to date, Nokia Siemens Networks clearly leads the pack in this market.

China Telecom selects Nortel to deploy CDMA wireless networks in seven provinces

Nortel Networks has been selected by China Telecommunications Corporation (China Telecom) as a key vendor in the evolution of its CDMA network in seven provinces. Powered by Nortel's CDMA solution, China Telecom's expanded network will provide superior voice service and mobile multimedia applications - including web browsing, e-mail, instant messaging, picture messaging, gaming and advanced data services. Nortel's CDMA Enhanced 1X technology will also help CTC protect its existing network investment by delivering operational cost savings through the re-use of existing software and hardware even as the network is upgraded. ‘CDMA is at the heart of networks deployed by some of the world's largest operators, providing voice, data and video to millions of consumers,’ said Richard Lowe, president of Carrier Networks at Nortel.

Tivoli Audio 'NetWorks' Receives Consumer Electronics Innovations 2009 Design and Engineering Award

NEW YORK, Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Tivoli Audio NetWorks Global Audio System was selected as an Innovations 2009 Design and Engineering Award honoree in the Audio Components product category by the Consumer Electronics Association. Taking advantage of broadcasting over the Internet, NetWorks delivers crystal-clear reception of thousands of free radio stations, near or far, without the need for a computer. NetWorks allows listeners to tune in to Italian Opera from Milan, rock music from New York City, or Rugby from Australia, any specialty, niche radio station from any location in the world in its native language, and in real time. It also allows access to music stored on PCs from any room in the house through a wireless or Ethernet connection.

Chinese Hacking of American Military Networks On the Rise

Anti-Globalism writes with this excerpt from the Guardian: "China is stealing sensitive information from American computer networks and stepping up its online espionage, according to a US congressional panel. Beijing's investment in rocket technology is also accelerating the militarization of outer space and lifting it into the 'commanding heights' of modern warfare, the advisory group claims. ... A summary of the study, released in advance, alleges that networks and databases used by the US government and American defense contractors are regularly targeted by Chinese hackers. 'China is stealing vast amounts of sensitive information from US computer networks,' says Larry Wortzel, chairman of the commission set up by Congress in 2000 to investigate US-China issues.

GNUveau Networks builds solar-powered Linux computer networks for remote villages (video)

Scott Johnson of GNUveau Networks has developed a solar-powered Internet "hub" system (running Ubuntu GNU/Linux) that he builds to order in his Daytona Beach, Florida, home. His objective is to bring computers and the Internet to places that have no connectivity, no phone service, and no electricity. This is no pipe dream. There are real SolarNetOne installations running in Africa right now, providing wireless connectivity and "Internet Cafe" access to hundreds of people. The system uses off-the-shelf hardware that Scott modifies to run on 12V -- and to use a lot less power than the stock versions. As Scott says, in solar-powered computer installations, "The Watt is king."

Extreme Networks Ethernet Transport lowers total cost of ownership for carrier metro networks

SYDNEY, November 20, 2008 –Extreme Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXTR) today announced the results of a report by Network Strategy Partners, entitled, ‘Total Cost of Ownership Comparison: Ethernet Transport vs. VPLS and MPLS in the Metro Network.’

March Networks to remotely manage Latin American bank's surveillance system

Peter Strom, CEO of March Networks. (Darren Brown, OBJ)March Networks (TSX:MN) has won another Latin American bank deal that will see the Ottawa-based company managing its own Internet protocol (IP)-based video surveillance systems across 1,300 retail branches

Nokia Siemens Networks notes 207 customers for mobile softswitch solution since launch in 2004

Nokia Siemens Networks, a 50:50 joint venture combining the former Networks Business Group of Nokia and the carrier-related businesses of Siemens, was launched in April 2007 to address the wireless, fixed and converged communications infrastructure market. The company operates via five business units: Radio Access, Broadband Access, Service Core and Applications, IP/Transport, and Operations Support Systems plus Services.

Aruba Networks' Green Island Project Spearheads Wi-Fi Open-Source Research

10/29/08 - Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN) announced the public launch of Aruba Labs. Administered by the Office of Aruba's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Aruba Labs promotes research on Wi-Fi networks and the all-wireless workplace through three separate initiatives: a Developers Program, an Advanced Directed Research Program, and The Green Island Project.

Barracuda Networks Detects Surge in Google AdWords Phishing Emails; Expects More Phishing Attacks Leading up to Thanksgiving

CAMPBELL, Calif.--(Business Wire)-- Barracuda Networks Inc., the worldwide leader in email and Web security appliances, announced it has seen a marked increase in the number of phishing emails designed to look like Google AdWords Alert emails to subscribers. The URL contained in the email appears to be the legitimate link to the Google AdWords account Web page, adwords.google.com. However, when clicked, the recipient is redirected to a Web site hosted in China that is designed to look like the Google AdWords account home page. “Once again, the social engineering technique used in this campaign is quite sophisticated,� said Stephen Pao, vice president of product management for Barracuda Networks. “The scammers are leveraging the Google brand in the hopes that recipients will trust the sender.

Barracuda Networks Launches Barracuda SSL VPN Following Acquisition of Reputable SSL VPN Provider

Basingstoke, UK, 17th November, 2008 - Barracuda Networks Inc., the worldwide leader in email and Web security appliances, today launched the Barracuda SSL VPN following the acquisition of 3SP, maker of the popular SSL Explorer solution. The new Barracuda SSL VPN will combine 3SP's proven technology with Barracuda Networks' expertise in delivering trusted security solutions that are affordable for organizations of all sizes and business types.

Barracuda Networks Launches Barracuda SSL VPN Following Acquisition of Reputable SSL VPN Provider New Product to Leverage 3SP's Commercial SSL Explorer Technology in an Easy-to-Use Appliance

Basingstoke, UK, 17th November, 2008 - Barracuda Networks Inc., the worldwide leader in email and Web security appliances, today launched the Barracuda SSL VPN following the acquisition of 3SP, maker of the popular SSL Explorer solution. The new Barracuda SSL VPN will combine 3SP's proven technology with Barracuda Networks' expertise in delivering trusted security solutions that are affordable for organizations of all sizes and business types.

Overture Networks Honored With Triangle Business Journal's Fast 50 Award

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. --(Business Wire)-- Overture Networks, the industry's trusted Carrier Ethernet solutions provider, today announced it has received the Triangle Business Journal's 2008 Fast 50 Award, which recognizes the 50 fastest growing private companies in the Triangle. Overture Networks made its debut on the list with an impressive 13th place ranking that was made possible by strong sales and corporate expansion in 2008.

BTC unit vivatel of Bulgaria selects Nokia Siemens Networks IMS platform with mobile softswitch-based VoIP Server

Nokia Siemens Networks, a 50:50 joint venture combining the former Networks Business Group of Nokia and the carrier-related businesses of Siemens, was launched in April 2007 to address the wireless, fixed and converged communications infrastructure market. The company operates via five business units: Radio Access, Broadband Access, Service Core and Applications, IP/Transport, and Operations Support Systems plus Services.

LookSmart Promotes Advertising Networks and Platforms Executives

SAN FRANCISCO-- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- LookSmart, Ltd. (NASDAQ:LOOK), the search advertising network and management company, today announced the promotion of Jonathan Ewert to Senior Vice President and General Manager, Advertising Networks with additional responsibility for developing new businesses in vertical managed networks. Ewert had served as the company

DoD confirms computer virus in networks

The Defense Department confirmed Friday that a virus has infected some of its computer networks but declined to identify the infection, say whether it was a direct attack on the networks or confirm published directives that ban the use of portable storage media such as thumb drives.

DoD confirms computer virus in networks

The Defense Department confirmed Friday that a virus has infected some of its computer networks but declined to identify the infection, say whether it was a direct attack on the networks or confirm published directives that ban the use of portable storage media such as thumb drives.

DoD confirms computer virus in networks

The Defense Department confirmed Friday that a virus has infected some of its computer networks but declined to identify the infection, say whether it was a direct attack on the networks or confirm published directives that ban the use of portable storage media such as thumb drives.

Antarctica NZ to Optimise Satellite Communications over the WAN with Expand Networks

Sydney, AUST., – 11th November 2008 – Expand Networks, www.expand.com a leading provider of application acceleration solutions over the Wide Area Network (WAN), today announced that Antarctica NZ, the Crown Entity responsible for developing, managing and executing New Zealand Government interests in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean, has recently deployed Expand Networks’ WAN optimisation technology to accelerate satellite communications and deliver impressive savings in satellite bandwidth costs.

Four out of Seven Small US Networks Lost Customers in Q3

The Verizon-Alltel merger, which was recently approved by the FCC, will leave an even greater gap between the large and small US mobile operators; there will be no networks of between 7m and 30m customers. There are currently seven networks with fewer than 7m but more than 0.25m customers, although if AT&T’s plan to buy Centennial is successful, there will only be six remaining. At the end of Q3 08, these seven had 17.33m customers in total. Aggregated annual growth stood at 13.1%, compared to 15.9% for T-Mobile ,14.0% for AT&T, 11.2% for Verizon and -6.3% for Sprint.

Google Searches for Ad Dollars in Social Networks

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently published a series of intriguing patent applications from Google. They raise questions about the search giant’s significance for the profitability of social networks—and whether anyone has figured out how best to translate Web 2.0 hype into bankable income. Dozens of social-networking sites such as MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, and Friendster continue to flourish like Web start‑ups in the dot-com heyday—consuming engineering talent, computing resources, and thousands of lines of code along the way. But no one has yet found the golden keys to profitability. The three Google patents, which rely on language processing and other technology to search for patterns in data, could ratchet up social networks’ ad revenue by better targeting ads to individuals, experts say.

Scalable Network Technologies Introduces EXata, Breakthrough Emulation Technology for Mobile Wireless Networks

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- MILCOM 2008 -- Scalable Network Technologies, Inc. (SNT), the leader in wireless network evaluation, announced the introduction of EXata(TM), an advanced wireless network emulator for test and evaluation of military and commercial on-the-move wireless communication networks. EXata is breakthrough emulation technology that speeds the development and deployment of mobile wireless systems, and enables new approaches to training military and public safety personnel. EXata will be launched and on exhibit for the first time at MILCOM 08, November 17-19, 2008 in San Diego, CA. EXata makes it possible to exercise both equipment-in-the-loop and humans-in-the-loop using "software virtual networks" (SVN's). Much like the flight simulators used to train pilots, SVN's provide a robust platform to conduct network test

Video: GNUveau Networks Builds Solar-Powered Linux Computer Networks for Remote Villages

"This is no pipe dream. There are real SolarNetOne installations running in Africa right now, providing wireless connectivity and "Internet Cafe" access to hundreds of people. The system uses off-the-shelf hardware that Scott modifies to run on 12V -- and to use a lot less power than the stock versions. As Scott says, in solar-powered computer installations, "The Watt is king."

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