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NetWorld & Interop show roundup
News Banging the drum for Ethernet Extreme Networks' CEO Gordon Stitt came to NetWorld+Interop not to praise SONET but to bury it, and bang the drum for Ethernet. Flexion system ties voice mail with email NetWorld+Interop shows communications box that...
[May 10, 2000, 14:12]
Networld Exchange Builds Comprehensive B2B Supply Chain Management Solution Using Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers
White Papers Application service provider Networld Exchange decided to build WorldCommerce, its world-class supply chain management solution, using Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers. Using Microsoft Windows 2000 with Internet Information Services and Microsoft...
[December 2, 2008, 23:00]
NetWorld+Interop show to run late October in UK
News Other NetWorld+Interop shows are held annually in Las Vegas, Atlanta, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney and Singapore. Organiser Softbank Forums said the show will be the first exhibition in this country to host an intranet that connects exhibitors, and will...
[March 18, 1997, 13:47]
12,000 expected for Networld+Interop UK
News Next year, Comdex plans a stiffer test for the competition by combining Comdex, Networld+Interop and Expo Comm in a single event under the 'UK Technology Week' banner. The show was far from packed but stand attendants were relatively happy with the...
[October 29, 1997, 10:35]
News Roundup: Chipmakers battle it out at NetWorld+Interop
News Guy Kewney reports from NetWorld+Interop in Las Vegas where Transmeta raised its sights as Intel's Craig Barrett put in a poor performance NetWorld+Interop is not the biggest show on the tech calendar, but it always attracts the heavyweights.
[May 9, 2001, 11:08]
NetWorld+Interop: Intel outlines 'intelligent network'
News In a keynote address in Atlanta on Tuesday at NetWorld+Interop, Intel Vice President Mark Christensen described his company's vision of where the Internet is going, what impact it will have on the economy and the role that chip technology will...
[September 15, 1999, 16:24]
Networld+Interop: Dual offers sub-£1K MMX notebook
News Dual's Minerva is a 133MHz MMX-based unit with 16Mb EDO RAM, 1.4Mb hard drive, sound, 12.1-inch dual-scan screen, nickel metal hydride battery and Windows 95. It costs £999 + VAT. Dual Technology: 01223-576622
[October 29, 1997, 14:34]
Networld+Interop: Bay catches IP fever
News The company detailed what it calls its IP Services strategy, an all-embracing approach that puts the IP protocol at the heart of Bay's products and services. What Bay calls Enabling Services - including directory services, traffic management...
[October 29, 1997, 15:54]
Networld+Interop: UB controls intra-nets through browser
News The NetDirector@Web suite uses Java applets to show real-time changes in the network without the user having to reload the Web page. The suite comes as several options, the first being the EMPower Management Module (£6,600 + VAT) which is available...
[October 30, 1996, 12:40]
NetWorld+Interop: NA releasing WebShield apps
News The new hardware, to be unveiled this week at NetWorld + Interop in Atlanta, combines the company's wide range of security software in a single box, including anti-virus, firewall and VPN software. Network Associates is getting into the appliance...
[September 14, 1999, 9:34]
NetWorld+Interop: Novell's directory-enabled NT firewall
News Novell, with its announcement Tuesday of Novell FireWall for NT at NetWorld+Interop in Atlanta, is moving beyond providing firewall and traffic management services. On the face of it, the idea of Novell providing firewall protection for Windows NT...
[September 15, 1999, 16:33]
NetWorld+Interop kicks off in London
News Companies unveiling new products included Netscape with network package SuiteSpot 3.0, UB Networks with network management software NetDirector@Web and Lotus with its Notes 4.0 'Domino' groupware product.
[October 30, 1996, 11:56]
Hauser keynotes first UK NetWorld+Interop expo
News Hauser, now chairman of NChannel, a Network Computer startup, will discuss the future of home Internet appliances. Also giving addresses will be executives from Nortel, Cisco and 3Com. The show takes place in Earls Court 2, London between October...
[September 5, 1996, 11:24]
FBI to investigate Al-Jazeera Web hijack
News The NetWorld service detected a spike in traffic early on Thursday morning, and an email from a security specialist confirmed that visitors to Al-Jazeera were being redirected to NetWorld's service, said Ken Bowman, chief executive of the Salt...
[March 28, 2003, 9:35]
Beware of non-standard WiFi
News At NetWorld+Interop, the company announced that its 802.11a access point and adapters will support 802.1x security. EnGenius has been in the telephony business for 23 years, and used Networld+Interop to draw attention to its recent forays into...
[May 14, 2002, 14:45]
The long and short of wireless networking
News At NetWorld+Interop this week, the company introduced its Symbol CompactFlash embedded LAN/WAN module. The company used NetWorld+Interop to show off of a mini-PCI card reference design that combines 802.11b capabilities with Bluetooth.
[May 9, 2002, 15:38]
Al-Jazeera hacker awaits sentence
News The actual defacement appeared on a free Web site service provided by NetWorld Connections. Technically known as a "redirect", the hack caused Web browsers that attempted to go to www.aljazeera.net -- as well as the English-language site, english...
[June 13, 2003, 9:18]
Flexion system ties voice mail with email
News At NetWorld+Interop in Las Vegas, the year-old company, which has offices in San Francisco and in Maidenhead in the UK, announced it is working with SonicWall to create broadband security options for the X300.
[May 11, 2000, 15:11]
Cisco's Lang: Service providers are key
News So said Larry Lang, Cisco's vice president of service provider marketing, in a speech here today at NetWorld+Interop. Take me to the NetWorld & Interop show roundup Cisco Systems is looking at equipment for public data carriers as a growing part of...
[May 11, 2000, 10:18]
Ximeta offers low-cost storage
News The start-up is using the NetWorld+Interop trade show in Las Vegas to launch a portable hard drive that plugs directly into an Ethernet network. Those who want to sample networked storage on the cheap might keep an eye out for the NetDisk from...
[April 30, 2003, 15:34]
