Technology developed at Bangor University could allow a massive speed boost over the fibre infrastructure currently in use
GERMANY: The ICT market is doing a lot better than predicted in March, thanks to tablets and Olympics
The key thing for software defined networking is open standards and commodity hardware, says Vyatta's Kelly Herrell
Software defined networking firm Vyatta gives Brocade more cloud strength
Cambridge firms propose Weightless tech as white space radio standard
Stop worrying about building roads and lay fibre instead, says Meagaupload founder
Networking is meat and drink to Peter Jennings of MLL Telecom - but he finds time to drive and care…
TalkTalk CEO laments the BT/Virgin duopoly in fibre broadband
New York-based servers are taken out by the Frankenstorm
EE 4G network opens up to customers, amidst concerns about pricing and coverage issues
Brian Cox joins other big names from the science community to back It’s 4Growth campaign
FRANCE: Louis Pouzin invented a precursor to the Internet's TCP/IP's protoool, and now he wants to break ICANN's monopoly on…
Joe Tucci has reiterated EMC's relationship to Cisco and denied acquisition plans for Juniper Networks
BT looks to outrun Virgin in broadband speed war
Cloud computing is being sold widely - but are there still questions to answer on the technolotgy questions? Peter Judge…
Riverbed's new network management tools provide greater visibility of networks in virtualised environments
In a bid to settle espionage concerns, Huawei offers to open its source code and equipment for inspection down under
Fenopy, H33t and Kickass Torrents could be gone before Christmas
David Meyer has left Cisco after 15 years to become CTO and chief scientist of Brocade, where he will oversee…
ISPs complain to the EC as government broadband strategy is dealt a blow
EMEA is hit hard as troubled telecoms firm looks to bounce back
Low-power Boston Viridis is ready for the data centre
A Huawei executive has dismissed concerns of the financial impact because of America's security worries about it
ACE isn't so ace any more for Cisco, so Citrix is brought in to fill the hole
Operator decided to get rid of the database after it caused two major service disruptions in four months
O2 says sorry for the outage which affected millions of its customers, but there will be no compensation
O2 promises to resolve problem by the end of the afternoon
FTTP and Gigabit broadband for 10,000 more London homes by the end of the year
British chip designer has turned its low-power expertise to enterprise networking inside data centres