| Silver Lake and TGP Capital beat out other rumored suitors Nortel and Cisco, but Avaya may yet accept other offers. |
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| 'Internet for Everyone' Group LaunchesAre you reading this via a broadband connection? Well, congratulations. Half of your fellow Americans are not so lucky, according to a new initiative aimed at connecting all citizens to high-speed Internet. Dangerous Malware E-Mail Making the RoundsHave you received an e-mail message today with a subject like "White house hit by lightning, catches fire," "Saddam Hussein found dead," or "Paris Hilton found to be gay!"? Don't touch it; it's evil! New Guitar Has Infinite SustainBob Moog, famous for his eponymous synthesizers, can now add "guitar god" to his credentials. Moog's new creation? A guitar with infinite sustain. Google App Engine Now Open Google's new App Engine provides a hosting solution for web developers to build their apps on top of, sparing developers the trouble of server maintenance and scalability. |
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| LANDesk's GM Looks Back to the FutureQ&A: Consolidation hasn't changed the basic challenge for Avocent's LANDesk division: managing desktops and laptops and keeping them securely patched. Moving to 802.11nWhat is the future of the 802.11n wireless standard? There's a lot of interest, but are there many deployments? They could start happening in 2008, explains Greg Murphy, COO of AirWave, in this IT Link podcast. Encryption as a ServicePKI may have been an imperfect security solution, but in this IT Link podcast, Sathvik Krishnamurthy, president and CEO of Voltage Security, says that Identity Based Encryption, or IBE, is a better idea. Connectivity as UtilityConnectivity is becoming as available and reliable as electricity as technology industry veteran Rich Bader of EasyStreet explains to David Strom in this Channel Chat podcast. Security and the 10G NetworkIn this OnSecurity podcast, Lisa Vaas chats with Dave Marcus, security research and communications manager for McAfee's Avert Labs, about how higher-bandwidth networks will affect the way IT managers address security. There was a time when Microsoft's own solutions could have been a part of a systemic solution to the problems in e-mail. Those times are past, and they need to join in with the rest of the industry. Until Red Hat, Novell, or another party focuses around open-source directory services, Linux will be stuck playing catch-up with Windows 2000. Opinion: Businesses have very few, if any, broadband options to choose from. The New York metro area, Washington, D.C., and Silicon Valley led the pack among U.S. cities with high-tech jobs, but the U.S. is still not adequately preparing itself to compete in the global marketplace, according to a Tuesday report from AeA. More than a third of U.S. technology workers would accept pay cuts of up to 10 percent to work from home and avoid the expense of commuting to the office, according to a survey released on Tuesday. Your employer could be watching you. We tell you how to know whether you're being monitored and what you can do about it. |
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