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Microsoft Takes A SIP Of Office Networking
News ZDNet UK's Networking Central keeps you up to date with the latest news and views. Networks and networking products have seen huge innovation and growth in the last few years. Central to this trend will be the adoption of Session Initiation...
[April 2, 2003, 11:30]
IBM Hits A Chip Milestone
News So far, the chips have been used mainly in mobile phones, wireless local-area networks, optical networking applications and semiconductor test and measurement equipment, according to IBM. IBM Semiconductor ships millions of chips per year into...
[May 22, 2002, 7:32]
Xilinx Licenses Communications Chip Design
News The deal highlights the growing adoption of HyperTransport in the networking market, where Xilinx products are most popular. HyperTransport, developed by AMD but now governed by a consortium, has been licensed by networking and computing companies.
[August 13, 2001, 11:11]
Home-networking Advocates Await XP
News The slow adoption rate has forced some of home networking's biggest boosters, such as Cisco Systems and 3Com, to delay the release of new high-end home appliances, called "gateways," which serve as the central devices in a home, connecting PCs...
[September 6, 2001, 15:24]
Intel Celebrates 25 Years Of X86 Chips
News They will also incorporate other silicon built by Intel, including chipsets, network controllers and even radio modules for wireless networking. Future applications include everything from consumer electronics to networking equipment and adjacent...
[June 10, 2003, 11:06]
Intel Rivals Aim To Trump Its Conference
News HyperTransport was originally developed by AMD for exchanging data between multiple processors in servers, but the technology's reach has broadened into networking and other applications. Other Intel announcements will include information about the...
[February 22, 2002, 17:20]
AMD Adds More Flash To Its Memory
News Flash memory is used to store data in cell phones, PDAs and networking equipment. The company said the chips also would allow industrial customers to offer more efficient networking equipment. See Chips Central for the latest headlines on...
[November 13, 2002, 8:13]
AMD Adds Alchemy To Its Chip Arsenal
News MIPS is processor architecture designed to offer high performance and low power for PDAs, networking and other non-PC devices. One of Alchemy's more potent products is its Au1000, a processor designed for PDAs, networking equipment and thin clients...
[February 6, 2002, 15:55]
AMD Carves Entry Into Device Market
News AMD is jumping into the market for consumer electronics with a new line of chips for home networking equipment, Web tablets and eventually handhelds. While the group will initially concentrate on expanding Alchemy's Au line of processors, AMD also...
[April 8, 2002, 9:14]
IBM Turns Up The Transistor Heat
News In a move that could pave the way for faster and less power-hungry networking chips, IBM plans to announce Monday that it has developed the world's fastest silicon transistor. IBM said the technique should pave the way for networking chips that can...
[June 25, 2001, 10:18]
IBM Bakes 3D Circuit Design
News For example, IBM could build new networking chips by adding a layer of circuits to handle optical networking. See Chips Central for the latest headlines on processors and semiconductors. Go to the Chips Central Forum.
[November 12, 2002, 8:03]
IDF: Intel Sneaks A Peek At New Tech
News Thur 12 Sep: Intel's digital media adapter could accelerate mainstream acceptance of networking consumer electronics with PCs One obstacle: wireless networking is 'like a drug' And sign up for the weekly Chips Central newsletter.
[September 10, 2002, 12:02]
Intel Developer Forum: Latest News
News Weds 27 Feb: Intel unveils three network processors and discusses how its networking strategy can make the business less risky Intel's tri-mode future for wireless networking And sign up for the weekly Chips Central newsletter.
[February 25, 2002, 13:05]
Intel Reaches For Communications Top Spot
News The communications division makes networking equipment, while the networking division makes chips for networking equipment. The company has also acquired a raft of communications chips companies such as Ambient Technologies, that focuses on...
[April 6, 2001, 8:23]
Micron Hints At DRAM Downturn
News The slowing of the US economy and world financial markets have led to a drastic slowdown in demand for high-tech equipment such as PCs and networking equipment. On Friday, networking equipment maker Cisco said it expects the economic downturn to...
[March 13, 2001, 11:38]
AMD Pushes For 64-bit Mobile Computing
News While the group will initially concentrate on expanding Alchemy's Au line of processors, AMD also plans to move into the market for chips for 802.11 wireless networking systems and other components necessary for building consumer-electronics...
[April 30, 2002, 12:24]
Intel Plugs New Network Processors
News Communications and networking companies have historically spent millions of dollars to developing their own chips. Later this week, networking company Linksys plans to announce that it will adopt the IXP 422, said Allard.
[February 20, 2003, 15:12]
Identifying Servers Using DNS, Port Scanning, And Passive Network Monitoring
White Papers When the central networking group is asked to identify servers on the network, a number of techniques can be employed, none of which are perfect but some more exact than others. Higher education networks are often well connected and centrally...
[March 3, 2008, 23:00]
A Network Coding Approach To Overlay Network Monitoring
White Papers Monitoring and diagnosis of network conditions is a central problem in networking. As such, it has received a lot of attention in the Internet community in general and in the context of overlay networks in particular.
[March 3, 2008, 23:00]
The Selfish Node: Increasing Routing Security For Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
White Papers Mobile ad hoc networking can work properly only if the participating nodes collaborate in routing and forwarding. Nodes in mobile ad hoc networks do not rely on a central infrastructure but relay packets originated by other nodes.
[April 12, 2005, 0:00]
