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Fixing our fraying Internet infrastructure

October 11, 2007 Is the United States foolishly ignoring a question that will impact its future? For UCSD's Michael Kleeman, it's time to stop debating the obvious. TAGS: Internet-infrastructure, infrastructure, data network, broadband, bandwidth, U.S., e-mail, video

Aging infrastructure at heart of Minnesota disaster

August 2, 2007 The fatal collapse of a bridge isn't an isolated incident. Over time, the infrastructure of America just plain wears out. TAGS: bridge, Minnesota, infrastructure, U.S., monitor

Torvalds: Linux ready to go green

January 31, 2008 Developer of the Linux kernel says improvements in power-management, energy-diagnosis tools are in the offing. TAGS: digital-rights management, Linux, infrastructure, Linux kernel, conference, operating system

India faces offshore IT skills crisis by 2010

December 14, 2005 Focus on skills and quality of workforce; physical infrastructure also needs "immediate attention," says report. TAGS: offshore outsourcing, offshore, India, BPO, information technology, workforce, infrastructure, skill, attention

Ubuntu: Get set for 'cutting-edge' Linux

April 20, 2006 This year's Edgy Eft release will have brand-new code and infrastructure, Ubuntu project's founder says. TAGS: Ubuntu, infrastructure, Linux, founder, 64-bit, e-mail

BellSouth gives VoIP operators some 911 help

May 5, 2005 Baby Bell opens up its 911 routers, nears deal to give Vonage access to emergency calling infrastructure. TAGS: BellSouth Corp., Vonage Holdings Corp., operator, VoIP, infrastructure, AT&T Corp., IP, router

India or China--who will prevail?

March 7, 2007 China may have the edge right now, but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says India could be this century's up and coming superpower. TAGS: India, China, infrastructure, population, city

FAQ: Why the FCC is targeting VoIP 911 calls

May 19, 2005 Emergency calls made over Net phone connections aren't always reliable. The Feds want a foolproof system. TAGS: VoIP, Internet phone, operator, call, caller, infrastructure, VoIP company, phone number, address, broadband, IP

Cisco boosts bandwidth with 'virtualized' switches

November 12, 2007 The company rolls out two products aimed at helping businesses increase network capacity without overhauling existing infrastructure. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., network capacity, bandwidth, Cisco Catalyst, infrastructure, switch, networking

Hewlett-Packard and SAP to expand partnership

January 29, 2007 HP to offer new services for SOA and NetWeaver, as well as new technology coming from a previous lab agreement with SAP. TAGS: SAP NetWeaver, SAP AG, SOA, infrastructure, consulting, agreement, HP, server

Terrorism threat to Net overblown

November 23, 2005 Security expert Bruce Schneier says the danger from cyberterrorism is "overblown." TAGS: cyberterrorism, terrorism, criminal, ID card, threat, infrastructure, biometrics, SANS Institute, danger, terrorist, hacker, U.K., hacking, government, security

November 23, 2005 Officials claiming terrorists pose serious danger to computer networks direct attention away from common criminals, expert says. TAGS: criminal, cyberterrorism, infrastructure, terrorist, computer network, threat, London, U.K., security

'Second Life' scores $11 million in funding

March 28, 2006 New funding should allow metaverse creator to focus on building out its infrastructure as well as international expansion. TAGS: Second Life, virtual worlds, infrastructure, Amazon.com Inc., World of Warcraft, founder, games

Stop playing games before the next crisis hits

December 1, 2005 Hurricane Katrina highlighted holes in communications. Security expert Lee M. Zeichner asks whether lessons are being learned. TAGS: Ma Bell, infrastructure, crisis, telecommunications, merger, Hurricane Katrina, provider, communication, leader, security, games

At AT&T, making the right connections

October 17, 2005 High-ranking exec Hossein Eslambolchi takes stock of the Google factor in Wi-Fi and the nation's "severe" cybersecurity risk. TAGS: Hossein Eslambolchi, core competency, cybersecurity, fiber-optic network, infrastructure, AT&T Corp., fiber-optics, Google Inc., Wi-Fi, search engine, broadband, connection, security

U.S. reveals plans to hit back at cyberthreats

April 4, 2008 The U.S. Air Force Cyber Command is just as interested in attack as defense, according to a senior general. TAGS: adversary, cyberthreats, cyberattack, military, supply chain, infrastructure, attack, U.S., vulnerability, channel, information technology, electronics

Playing chess with hackers

June 15, 2006 Former Congressman Rick White says a deal giving Internet operators flexibility to raise domain name prices within reason makes sense. TAGS: VeriSign Inc., Internet-infrastructure, increase, domain name, chess, attack, hacker, infrastructure, community, flexibility, New Orleans, agreement, dollar

Qwest gives Vonage the 911

April 20, 2005 Baby Bell hands VoIP operator proper access to emergency network. Other Bells, VoIP companies could follow, filling major hole in Net phoning. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., Qwest Communications Inc., BellSouth Corp., VoIP, infrastructure, emergency, VoIP company, operator, Internet phone, SBC Communications Inc., agreement, call, trial, Verizon Communications, AT&T Corp.