AT&T, Verizon, Qwest, Sprint, and Level 3 have all won shares of the US government's $20.1 billion Networx Enterprise contract

Will Foleo become your phone's new best friend?

Former Cisco exec is in talks to take over as CEO of online video startup, according to reports

How will the move to a bigger Nasdaq market affect the fortunes of this corporate WiMax pioneer?

Device availability and complex marketing hinder BT's Fusion FMC service

When is a tablet PC not a tablet PC?

Microsoft brings the iPhone interface to the table

Mobile software pioneer Openwave rumored to have three or four interested parties looking at acquisition

As Avaya M&A talk runs rampant, analysts see value in combining Nortel with Avaya's enterprise businesses

Is the FTC asking the same questions you would?

Streamezzo and MFormation are flush with funding this week

DiVitas, Nokia, Microsoft, and Cisco are all pushing corporate convergence

Einstein, Rumsfeld, and, er... Light Reading?

At the 35th Annual JPMorgan Technology Conference, skepticism and a little tension were a common theme at many of the presentations

Sales VP Mike Langley, recently of Force10, lands a job with Woven Systems

Exec says the company could steal router market share and introduce a 40G product by year-end

Could targeted advertising be the secret weapon that telcos need in their battle against cable?

Web 2.0 and productivity star in the Cisco CEO's keynote speech at Interop

What if Cisco ducked out of Interop?

Networking giant makes another move in the security/surveillance space. What's with all the IP spy tech?

With John Chambers

Finnish inventor prepares to auction legally disputed intellectual property rights for mobile technologies

One empire feeds another

Global Crossing finalized its acquisition of Impsat and explains how it looks to get back on track in 2007

Sources say that Cisco divisions are taking a fresh look at WiMax

Alltel accedes to one of the industry's largest private equity buyouts

Top end price of $11 could see $133 million raised when the mobile core vendor's stock hits the Nasdaq

NTT crashes down, Giancarlo mashes up

A shoestring startup claims its chip could let deep packet inspection become a fixture in more parts of the network

Iowa CLEC gets more subscribers and assets as it tries to pretty itself up for the public markets

A wrapup of trash talk among CDN players at Streaming Media East

The nation's four biggest MSOs may actually mean business about business

Networked IT and broadband services are driving growth, but the cost of restructuring plans has dented BT's share price

Three vice presidents jump ship at Force10 while revenues reportedly hit a snag

Blyk will offer UK mobile users free calls and texts funded by ads starting this summer, but some services will attract a charge

Why talk when you can just Google?

Keeping performance and service – rather than technology – in mind now that wireless broadband is here

Alcatel-Lucent has announced deals with China Unicom and China Mobile worth a total of $460 million

Spanish giant reports growth in revenues and profits, but there are signs that market pressures are beginning to tell

WiFi keeps on growin'

They're not submersible

Wave your hands in the air if you want a signal…

Can Moto score with a new RAZR?

The mobile content industry is already growing fast, but is a lack of underlying standards holding it back?

There's a (nother) hole in my IOS

There's important stuff shaking in the WiFi market again

The Metro Ethernet Forum is working on technical and business process standards for Ethernet service interconnect

Now that Deutsche Telekom has released its Q1 results, it's time to see just how well T-Mobile is doing

Alcatel-Lucent to buy multiservice gateway vendor NetDevices for an undisclosed fee

The latest sales breakdown from Alcatel-Lucent shows how last year's merger has lowered revenues from carrier customers

Papers get signed, permits come next

Steamy video gets Verizon marketing rep fired

Cisco's Hillcrest connection

Slump in revenues and operating profits mars Alcatel-Lucent's first full quarter of operations as analysts smell restructuring problems

Can Moto's 'media monster' revive its device fortunes?

In spite of legal expenses, Vonage reported an 18 percent reduction in losses for the first quarter of 2007

First-quarter profits have slumped, and now 20,000 staff are set to strike, starting Friday

T-Mobile USA shows solid growth in Q1 2007 but its performance is overshadowed by a lackluster quarter from Deutsche Telekom

A single-chassis router to challenge Cisco's CRS-1 is underway, according to one analyst

Its becoming evident the sheer cost of rolling out WiMax makes it a big boy's – or girl's – game

Will Google turn to WiMax?

To say The Cable Show got off to a bang would be a massive, and sad, understatement

From Denmark to Russia, Europe's operators are feeling the squeeze as costs, pricing, and competition erode their margins

Save energy, dress in black

Cisco's aggressive streak continues as the company hits Q3 targets, but the stock is down after-hours

Costs are up and projections are down as AT&T tweaks its U-verse forecast yet again

The reasons why the search giant might be eyeing WiMax

BT issues RFI for WiMax and says it may participate in 2.6GHz spectrum auction in the UK later this year

RIM makes good on Ascendent acquisition with new enterprise convergence software

Bombarded with dirty phone calls – and they like it

Microsoft and Yahoo take over the water cooler

BT, Belgacom, and COLT have won the 2007 Ethernet Service Provider of the Year Awards for Europe

Lower operating costs and higher margins narrowed Nortel's Q1 losses

Mobile-ad startups shrug off the Google threat while saying big brands are starting to roll in

Nortel CEO says the company is 'on offense again.'

As expected, RIM unveils next stage in plans to get more consumer friendly

Belgian incumbent the latest to go all IP

Hundreds of Ethernet executives hit London for the Ethernet Expo Europe event, where the news and debate was dominated by PBT

Company says $211M loss is down to spending on network improvements

The newest BlackDiamond squares off against low-end carrier Ethernet gear from Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent

Vodafone embraces social networking services and will introduce flat-rate data pricing to boost data services

The company reported better-than-expected revenue and margins

Ethernet Expo hits sunny London

Access line revenues fell, but profits rose due to lower capex and bundled services

Readers pick Basil Alwan as the best-fitting telecom exec in our Movers and Shakers list. By a lot