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Cisco, Brocade, Riverbed, HP among Best of Interop finalists
Nearly two dozen products have been selected as Best of Interop finalists, with winners set to be announced on May 7 during the annual Interop Las Vegas conference.
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CERN moves Collider data to Hungary, supported by GÉANT terabit network
CERN is to use a new remote data centre in Hungary to process and store data from its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) project, which is seeking to discover how the universe was formed.
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Hitachi Data Systems looks to Brocade for networking
Networking vendor Brocade has announced a range of its Ethernet and storage area networking (SAN) fabric switches have been integrated by Hitachi Data Systems for networking technology in its new Unified Compute Platform (UCP) converged infrastructure solutions.
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US energy agency blazes ahead with 100Gbps Ethernet network
The US Department of Energy will debut in November one of the fastest networks ever built: a 100Gbps Ethernet network that will enable researchers to create more complex, real-world simulations in climate change, particle physics, astronomy and other scientific fields.
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Salesforce, Red Hat and Adobe recognised in Codie awards
Salesforce.com, Red Hat, Adobe again recognised by Software and Information Industry Association.
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D-Link launches new secure wireless router for small business
D-Link has launched a new Wi-Fi router designed for small and medium businesses. The D-Link DSR-500N Wireless N Router offers 802.11n Wi-Fi networking as well four Gigabit Ethernet ports.
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Brocade announces Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 support
Brocade has announced that its storage networking solutions will now support Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2.
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Citrix NetScaler VPX comes with new partner programme
Citrix Systems announced the availability of the NetScaler VPX virtual appliance and unveiled the Citrix Ready Open Networking Program to support it Open Networking Program to support it as well as a free Express Edition download.
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Bay Networks could come back from the dead
Businesses might not want to buy enterprise network gear from bankrupt Nortel, but how about from Bay Networks?
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Aruba invents virtualised remote access
Aruba Networks has announced a new family of branch office wireless access points it says can be used to build a cheap but powerful remote access system based on virtual principles.






