29 April 2008
By Maxwell Cooter, Techworld
Zeus Technology, has launched a new version of its application delivery software, ZXTM. The new release, version 5, will include Java extensions enabling developers to include Java libraries. Read more...
14 April 2008
By John E. Dunn
The White Hatters of GNUCITIZEN have come up with a curious Wi-Fi tale – a way has been found to hack the default WEP security key on new BT Home Hub routers. Read more...
08 May 2008
By Steve Taylor and Larry Hettick, Network World
Europe's large enterprises and small-medium enterprises see the dilemmas and challenges of unified communications rather differently. Read more...
01 February 2008
By Tim Greene, Network World
The open source PBX software is now at the centre of an alternative telephony market. Read more...
20 February 2007
Forget video - web conferencing is what matters when you want to get some work done, argues Jim Huzell. Read more...
19 April 2007
By Amkor
System in package provides highly integrated packaging with high-speed performance. Many SiP packages contain low-cost 3D stacked chips interconnected by fine wire bonds. In a high-frequency spectrum, these wire bonds can cause discontinuities causing signal degradation. This article addresses problems with wire bonding in high-frequency SiP packages and proposes design methodologies to reduce these discontinuities. Read more...
17 January 2008
By James Turner, Computerworld
03 September 2007
By Robin Gareiss, Network World
What companies spend on VoIP depends largely on how large their deployments are, which vendors they use and how they design networks. But most IT executives cannot calculate accurate costs until they are well involved with their roll-outs. Read more...
27 December 2006
By Nestor E. Arellano, ITWorldCanada.com
ATMs in Winnipeg now support VoIP and videoconferencing. Read more...