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Cisco Patches Bug That Crashed 1% Of Internet
Aug 31 2010
Cisco has fixed a bug in its IOS (Internetwork Operating System) router software that contributed to a brief Internet blackout last week, thought to have affected about 1% of the Internet. A Duke University experiment inadvertently uncovered a bug in Cisco IOS XR.
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Cloud computing will surpass the Internet in importance
Jul 10 2010
Cloud computing will allow developing nations to access software once reserved for affluent countries. Small businesses will save money on capital expenditures by using services such as Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud to store and compute their data instead of purchasing servers.
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Editorial: Internet is Here to Stay; Leverage it

TM Arun Kumar, Executive Editor, Indian ChannelWorld

Eleven years ago two college kids set up a company with an algorithm and barely a business plan. Today, that company has a market capitalization of over $150 billion, is the undisputed Lord of the Internet world, and is inducing fear even among its well established rivals. If you haven’t guessed the name of the company yet, I am talking about Google.

Sify “Believe it or not” Offer Revolutionizes Enterprise Internet

Valid till June 30, 2009, the offer entails 99.5 percent service availability, no extra cost for the last mile connectivity and no extra cost for customer premise equipment.
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Elitecore Launches A Managed Internet Service for Hospitality Vertical
Feb 17 2010
Elitecore Technologies has announced the launch of 24online-Everywhere, an end to end Managed Internet Service that offers secure, smooth and speedy Wi-Fi Internet solution to hotels, cafes and hotspots, according to the statement.
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VeriSign Announces DNSSEC Deployment Support Plans
Nov 17 2009
Through a collaborative industry-wide effort, VeriSign, and the ICANN and business communities can play a part in helping to protect the Internet’s Domain Name System (DNS) from “man in the middle” and cache poisoning attacks.
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Two Microsofts Better Than One?

Preston Gralla , Contributing Editor, Computerworld.com

Where would Microsoft be today if it had been split in two a decade ago? There’s a reasonable chance that the two companies would have thrived.

Cisco's New-Market Ambitions Extend Into Orbit
Jul 07 2009
It's the first big step in a U.S. Defense Department-led initiative, called Internet Routers In Space (IRIS), that could eventually make it easier and less expensive to get high-speed Internet access where wires and cables don't reach.
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EU Accepts Microsoft's Commitments To Offer Browser Choice
Dec 17 2009
Microsoft's offer to provide Windows users with a browser choice screen satisfies EU antitrust authorities.
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Orange Business Services Expands License Portfolio
Sep 30 2009
Orange Business Services has received the Internet Service Provider license from the Department of Telecommunications to provide internet services across the country. The company will be rolling out services through its JV company Equant Network Services.
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