Extreme talks up Linux and VOIP as part of its WLAN switch strategy
Last-minute offer from Lucent was on the table, sources say. But what happened next?
Scuttlebutt suggests carrier has reneged on Nokia push-to-talk deal in favor of domestic vendors
Acquires alternative business broadband operator Bulldog Communications
The company might have the numbers to go public, but the acquisition of ADC assets will delay any IPO aspirations
Will Comcast have 40 million VOIP customers by 2006? Not even close
Psytechnics doubles its funding on the back of its video test-and-measurement software plans
Spanish startup finds its voice after earlier muted success
Calix goes from DLC to central-office DSLAM, while Adtran quietly wins the DSLAM price war
$3 billion acquisition heralds a move into the business user market
Startup backed by Kleiner Perkins and Accel says new box gives cable head ends 10 times the density at 1/10 the cost
Analysts tout US vendor as a potential surprise supplier of commercial UMTS network UPDATED MAY 27
Cisco says its new router will have a life cycle of 10 to 20 years. Carriers pray it's so
Ridgeway Systems gets eaten by Tandberg, NexTone lays out its Asian plans, and Ingate gets more cash
CEO wants Cisco to rule every corner of the networking world, starting with the CRS-1 launch
Carrier confirms commitment to vendor’s kit, despite analyst reports of previous 'frosty' relationship
Now called the CRS-1, the core router includes a new operating system that could define the next era at Cisco
Juniper just happens to realize its T-series core router is 25 months old the day before Cisco's big PR fest
Researchers predict double-digit growth for wireless LAN switch market through 2007
The vendor says its new IPeX400 box halves the cost of backhauling T1 traffic over Sonet metro access networks
Shells out $295M in stock and options for one of Light Reading's Top Ten Private Companies UPDATED 4PM
Cisco, Nortel & Tellabs will go head-to-head in a Webinar on multiservice edge platforms this Thursday
Startup scores high-profile win in BellSouth's Latin America unit, announces a big new 4-gigabit box
Startup scores high-profile win in BellSouth's Latin America unit, and announces a big new 4-gigabit box
As Cisco prepares for a big announcement, more details of its next-gen router come to light
There's no lack of hosted VOIP service providers, but where are the signs of success?
Be careful what you wish for...
Revised 802.11 kit sale figures look set to delay quarterly market milestone
Management and retired former employees look after the network during the CWA strike
Popular Telephony will introduce consumer VOIP software but has its sights set on the business market
Pan-European carrier expands eastward with Cecom acquisition, says there's more M&A action on the way
Stock plunges as CEO is forced on the defensive over weak results and impact of job cuts on customers
Lack of Wideband-CDMA success has contributed to major fall in network market share, says Gartner
The US goverment has funded two projects to develop an optical packet router capable of scaling to 100 Tbit/s
Verizon launches its FTTP rollout with strategy and circumstance
The former Tiara Networks picks up $14.4M in a Series G round that officials really believe will be the last
Kool-aid drinkin' analysts claim absence of Nokia and Ericsson won't harm prospects for the WiMax industry
For a first-time exhibitor, there's no right answer to: How big is too big?
RBOC plans to talk up its commitments to FTTP today, which could help restore investor confidence in AFC
Enhances its 7670 routing switch platform, hints about significant wins with US carriers
AT&T exec tells packed Light Reading conference that packet-aware Sonet kit can streamline chaotic metro networks
Swedish vendor is latest big name to take a wary stance on future MAN plans
Lucent says it's settled for $25M, but embarrassing questions linger: What were the board and top execs doing?
Good Technology rakes in $45M and Sirific gets $17M, proving once and for all: It's VC like Monday morning
Cisco's network was hacked and some IOS 12.3 code lifted, according to a weekend report UPDATED 6PM
Morgan Keegan issues note discussing possible AFC-Tellabs marriage, supporting Light Reading's earlier reporting
Analysts cite recent subscriber boom and 3G network trials as evidence of healthy future market
Yet another company joins the multiservice edge race, with a Layer 2 box meant to fit both ATM and MPLS networks
The cable company sees 40 percent per-customer savings from VOIP
Attendees of the Nortel Carrier Inform conference say executives were noticeable by their absence
Behind the flashing lights, noise, and empty promises, the REAL stuff that was good at N+I
Infrastructure startup set to continue with successful low-key market strategy
On Sunday, Telekom Austria is putting 23 musicians in 'private exile' for a virtual symphony performance over broadband
Newport Networks' value has risen 30% since trading started on Wednesday, and it has yet to launch a product
Lucent wins the equipment contract but the project is only an interim step toward a true hosted VOIP service
At the eleventh hour, it almost lost the acquisition to Amdocs, says source close to deal
'Just in Time' protocol could reconfigure networks on the fly, many times more quickly than GMPLS
Vendor announcements should be taken with a big pinch of salt
Launches low-end video-over-IP gateway, in an attempt to fend off heavyweight competition
For Cisco's upcoming core router, a modular software overhaul is both a blessing and a curse, sources say
Oops! We did it again. Light Reading's list of the Top Ten Private Companies in the telecom space debuts today
World Wide Packets sews up the UK cable market, but is there much else on the horizon?
WLAN vendor makes a bold move into enterprise-wide mobile management software
Bids for test and measurement services revenues with structured offering of services, support, training
Vendor takes low-key approach to PTT with muted double partnership deal
Frost & Sullivan sees 77-fold increase in North American sales of residential VOIP adapters and phones by 2007
CEO John Chambers reports a good Q3, predicts 1,000 new hirings in 2004, and dodges questions about the HFR
Its latest Ethernet switch chips add some Layer 3 extras in a bid for work in service provider networks
Networking giant's stock ticks up prior to earnings, as everybody expects good numbers. But what about the future?
The ILEC is pushing for increased UNE-P prices, but CLECs want UNE-L price cuts in return
Iometrix sets up test lab for first-mile Ethernet solutions as IEEE preps standard
Service providers with SIP-based strategies could quickly reap rewards, finds a new Heavy Reading report
Media gateway provider is still independent, but Alcatel looks to have tightened its grip UPDATED 5/11 10:30 AM
Finns dislodge Swedes in monster Vodafone 3G network deal down under
Nortel finally presents its multiservice edge router, the MPE 9000, but a few key features will have to wait
Ciena shuffles, Polaris outsources, Vivace guys roll, and much more
OSS giant set for legal wrangle with S. African carrier that could cost it hundreds of millions of dollars
German vendor grabs NetCom 3G contract from under Nokia’s nose
VOIP switch maker scores three cable customers in one week, pushing it further toward profitability - and an IPO?
Vodafone denies rumors of Russian M&A, but analysts say more Euro acquisitions could still be on the cards
East European operator plans further expansion with Chinese vendor's gear
As major carriers begin considering RPR, Luminous hires Alcatel Optics bigwig Chris Stark
'Screaming Eagle' ripped my flesh! It's Cisco's first wireless LAN switch!
Partners with Nuera to go one better than Cisco in offering a PacketCable-qualified softswitch/gateway combo
Surprise! Unstrung readers tip US chip monster to dominate nascent WiMax metro market
Pan-European player set to announce major network acquisition, with wholesale play Cecom looking likely
Buys its way into Europe with acquisition of inventory system specialist Granite for up to $100M
Cisco may be going further into the WLAN switch arena with a 'Screaming Eagle' UPDATED 5/5, 11:30 AM
Chip vendor Cypress gained market share against leader IDT, largely through help from you-know-who
The new hot market for restructured telecom vendors? Property management
Nortel's fumbled again, but can Lucent pick up the slippery pigskin?
Euro exec says it's developing a cheaper multiservice box that marries SDH and metro Ethernet
Lays out strategy based on Ethernet displacing ATM in broadband access networks
Sources say the RPR metro equipment startup has found a new CEO, Chris Stark
Cisco's HFR will super-size the core, but then Cisco will half-size the HFR, according to sources close to the company
The networking firm is plotting an 802.11 OEM deal with Trapeze, sources say
Services middleman bets that VOIP and number portability will spur demand for inter-carrier clearinghouse services
Pan-European carrier adds extra softswitches, deploys session controllers as VOIP demand skyrockets