The Truth About WiMax Bill's Risible Blips - Comment (1) October 11, 2006 : 3:30 PM -- WiMax displace WiFi? Not gonna happen. Here's why
Dutch FTTH Grid Studies Bones Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment September 26, 2006 : 1:30 PM -- The FTTH-connected Almere Grid can help Erasmus Medial Centre to study bone aging
Dark Fiber Specialists Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment September 26, 2006 : 10:00 AM -- Another company specializing in the sale of dark fiber, enabling enterprises to build private fiber networks
Concurrent Network Using UCLP Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment September 21, 2006 : 4:20 PM -- Environment Canada's Articulated Private Network will link several national laboratories.
Euro Telcos Spur Muni FTTx Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment September 20, 2006 : 11:00 AM -- Some European incumbents actually encourage municipalities to build out FTTH, because it's cheaper than doing it themselves
Low-Cost Grids Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment September 15, 2006 : 11:00 AM -- The Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud and Alchemi Windows Grid solution provide options for those who only need a small grid cluster
Dumb Pipes R Us Bill's Risible Blips - Comment (1) August 28, 2006 : 2:00 PM -- Report claims the economics of providing dumb pipes is better than that of traditional cable video services
Grids for Kids Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment August 22, 2006 : 10:00 PM -- Large-scale distributed grid computing will be a cornerstone of the growth of Internet communications
Bio-Info-Cyber-Infrastructure Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment August 18, 2006 : 5:00 PM -- Web services-based cyber-infrastructure is a boon for bio-informatics researchers
Bandwidth On Demand Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment July 11, 2006 : 2:00 PM -- Can it be consistent with routing integrity in a multidomain environment?
LambdaGrids for eScience Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 29, 2006 : 4:00 PM -- The OptIPuter blazes a trail in the brave new world of lambdagrids.
Don't Fence Me In Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 27, 2006 : NOON -- Oh, give me bandwidth, lots of bandwidth, under starry skies above...
Corporate Optical Networks Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 27, 2006 : 11:00 AM -- Many enterprises are following the lead of research institutions and building their own private optical networks.
The Importance of EARNEST Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 27, 2006 : 10:00 AM -- The Education and Research Networking Evolution Study (EARNEST) examines the future of research networking.
WiFi Econ 101 Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 26, 2006 : NOON -- What if they built an urban wireless network and hardly anyone used it?
Mashups vs. SOA Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 23, 2006 : 9:00 AM -- Is IBM making enterprise mashups respectable?
Death by DCMA Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 15, 2006 : 9:00 AM -- The Digital Millennium Copyright Act threatens innovation in content distribution.
Vasteras Community Fiber Bill's Risible Blips - Comment (1) June 7, 2006 : 10:00 AM -- Swedish town is on the cutting edge of the community fiber movement.
Yes, ICANN! Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment June 6, 2006 : 6:00 PM -- Looking for candidates to serve on the ICANN board
NLR Partitions Network Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 31, 2006 : 5:00 PM -- National LambdaRail to deploy optical switches that can be partitioned among different network operators.
UCLPv2 Released Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 11, 2006 : 4:00 PM -- The latest version of Canarie's User-Controlled Lightpath software is now available.
Reengineering Research Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 11, 2006 : NOON -- Cyberenvironments support the reengineering of science and engineering research processes.
Cleaner Water, Bigger Acronyms Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 11, 2006 : 11:00 AM -- The Collaborative Large-Scale Engineering Analysis Network for Environmental Research wants CLEANER drinking water.
SOA vs Web 2.0 Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 9, 2006 : 4:00 PM -- Does the growing appeal of Web 2.0 technologies mean SOAs are DOA?
Modeling SOAs Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 9, 2006 : 3:00 PM -- Workshop tackles the research problems around computing in service-oriented environments.
Empower Your Fiber Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 3, 2006 : NOON -- Delegates gather in Prague to discuss 'customer-empowered fiber networks.'
Getting Labs Online Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment May 2, 2006 : 5:00 PM -- Web services offer remote control of scattered scientific instruments.
In VINI Veritas Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment April 25, 2006 : 1:00 PM -- Virtual network infrastructure allows researchers to evaluate protocols and services in a realistic environment.
Powell on Neutrality Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment April 6, 2006 : 10:00 AM -- Former FCC chair says legislation isn't the answer to net neutrality.
Fun With Video Avatars Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment April 5, 2006 : 3:00 PM -- Ever wish your videoconferenced self could look like a shark? Your ship's come in.
Digital Library Workflow Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment April 4, 2006 : 10:00 AM -- On the importance of Web services workflow for research, business, and digital libraries.
Gridding Up Sensors Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment March 29, 2006 : 4:00 PM -- On representing instruments and sensors as Web services and linking them into a grid.
IEEE Workshops Workflow Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment March 29, 2006 : 11:00 AM -- SciFlow 2006 aims to advance scientific computing and workflow management over grids
Amazon Sez: U-Stor-It Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment March 15, 2006 : NOON -- Amazon.com's new "shop" is selling Web services-based storage.
On Internets and GPTs Bill's Risible Blips - Post a comment March 11, 2006 : 3:30 PM -- Considering the Internet as an 'General Purpose Technology.'
Last-Mile Competition Bill's Risible Blips - Comment (1) March 3, 2006 : 4:00 PM -- Barcelona enables facilities-based competition in the last mile.
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