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  • HP strengthens its core

    Change may be in the air at Hewlett-Packard, but its ProCurve networking group is still working to chip away at Cisco Systems with new core switches and management modules.  Article | 26 Sep 2005

  • Questions abound on ProCurve's strategy, future

    ProCurve says it's business as usual, but speculation that HP's networking group is up for sale has caused some to wonder what the future may hold for ProCurve's products and customers.  Article | 26 Sep 2005

  • Cisco Spotlight Series: The need for speed

    Despite the growth in networking segments like wireless, IP voice and application networking, what has driven the industry from its earliest days is the basic need to transport ever-growing amounts of data from one point to another.

    At Cisco Syst...  Interview | 08 Sep 2005

  • Is Cisco still the router king?

    Juniper may be creeping into Cisco's territory, but a recent study found that while 8% of network admins were considering purchasing Juniper routers, 86% were looking to Cisco.  Article | 24 Aug 2005

  • Cisco Spotlight Series: Bridging networks and applications

    CEO John Chambers says Cisco Systems Inc. hasn't taken enough risks in recent years. If that's true, then its Application-Oriented Networking (AON) ...  Interview | 09 Aug 2005

  • HP's core switch may live a shorter life

    Hewlett-Packard has updated several areas of its enterprise networking portfolio, but a strategy change by an OEM partner may mean a shorter life span for its new core switch.  Article | 07 Jun 2005

  • New enterprise gear may be 3Com's last chance

    The vendor is releasing a plethora of switching, security and management gear for large organizations, and industry observers say the products could be 3Com's last best chance for survival in the enterprise market.  Article | 06 Jun 2005

  • Interop notebook: The unusual suspects

    Almost lost in the sea of Interop 2005 product and service providers were a few unique exhibitors that hope to send waves of change throughout the industry.  Article | 12 May 2005

  • Cisco Spotlight Series: A router for all seasons

    It's no secret that Cisco Systems Inc. is betting heavily on its line of Integrated Services Routers (ISRs). Already one of the top-selling product lines in its history, the devices are built to run simultaneous services such as data, security and qu...  Interview | 10 May 2005

  • IOS theft highlights need to patch flaws quickly

    It's unclear whether future exploits resulting from last year's Cisco IOS source code theft will eventually disrupt networks worldwide, but experts agree that any IOS-related flaws must be patched quickly.  Article | 10 May 2005

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