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HP and 3Com: A good fit, but not without overlap
HP and 3Com fit remarkably well together when considering the target markets that drove them together in this week's blockbuster $2.7 billion deal: core Ethernet switching and China. But most of the rest – low-end, SMB and edge switching, plus wireless networking – faces considerable overlap.
What's next for Wi-Fi?
The approval of the 802.11n wireless standard marks not the end but the start of a wave of Wi-Fi innovation. Here are eight ways it will change in the next three to five years.
Guarding against database anti-forensics
Database hacking has gone mainstream and is becoming harder to detect because of the increasingly sophisticated anti-forensic procedures hackers use to cover their tracks.
Intel/AMD deal could help solve virtualization compatibility problems
Server customers could benefit from improved competition, compatibility between servers in wake of Intel/AMD settlement
Cisco pushes to open up telepresence
Cisco is making a concerted effort to improve the compatibility of its telepresence gear, something that industry observers say has been lagging, but that is sorely needed if it and other vendors are to succeed.
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