Well, Meg Whitman now has the responsibility for making the right move at HP, and frankly I’m not encouraged by some of her early comments. The only thing that seems to be on the table, of all the changes that brought down Leo Apokether’s reign there, is the fate of the PC business. That may…
Oracle and Adobe both announced their earnings after the bell yesterday, and both companies were being closely watched as possible indicators of the overall health of the tech sector in what’s pretty obviously at least an economic hiccup on the way to recovery. Both the companies reported quarters that included upside surprises, sending both stocks…
We want to provide our Netwatcher subscribers, blog readers, and other interested parties with a summary of the topics we’ll be covering in our technology journal, Netwatcher, this fall. Here’s how the editorial schedule is lining up so far! In September, we’ll feature the fourth segment in our service-layer series, which looks at the practical…
We want to provide our Netwatcher subscribers, blog readers, and other interested parties with a summary of the topics we’ll be covering in our technology journal, Netwatcher, this fall. Here’s how the editorial schedule is lining up so far! In September, we’ll feature the fourth segment in our service-layer series, which looks at the practical…
NSN is making another wave in the market, this time by extending the notion of adaptive networking in the mobile/EPC world from the RAN (where its product is Liquid Radio) to the network core, with Liquid Net (including Liquid Core and Liquid Transport). These products are aimed mostly at the mobile/metro space, where the explosion…
Apple is always a wonderful target for rumors, and the current one is that the company is getting into the TV business for real, launching not only a service but a line of TV sets that would link to it. The idea has the media agog of course, but no matter who is supposed to…
Apple is always a wonderful target for rumors, and the current one is that the company is getting into the TV business for real, launching not only a service but a line of TV sets that would link to it. The idea has the media agog of course, but no matter who is supposed to…
RIM has demonstrated why it’s never a good idea to rest on your laurels in a market you’re not leading in the first place. The current-model Blackberries sold OK but older models were down in sales and the PlayBook was a disaster. Now the company is pushing for a next-quarter refresh, the line of everyone…
I sent out the survey material for our fall strategy sweep, and as usual I asked both service providers and enterprises to respond quickly with the answers to the following questions; “What’s the hottest network issue”, “What’s your biggest concern”, and “What’s your biggest surprise”? The answers were quite interesting. The hottest issue for both…
The FCC is finally going to publish its net neutrality ruling (some time in the next couple of months), and while the move isn’t going to change a darn thing in ISP behavior (people have been complying anyway), it will open the door for a flood of appeals of the ruling. It’s also likely that…