While taking Cisco's mega-router for a spin, Light Reading's testers find the box lives up to some big promises
Remote DSLAM maker confirms layoffs but won't divulge specifics
Chinese equipment vendor says 40 percent of revenues will come from international sales by 2006
After repeatedly tripping over its own deadlines, Nortel indicates it's on course to forestall delisting
Troubled local 3G standard tipped to win two license awards
WLAN security startup hopes to shake off hardware burden with help of new chip partner
Wireless email startup delays IPO as it gets another round of funding
Carrier fills a seven-year-old vacancy with a familiar face
Analysts say Tektronix will benefit from its Inet acquisition, while Spirent may be undervalued
Creates entertainment division to drive video over IP strategy; deflects rumors of Italian expansion
Wireless IM set to explode in North America as carriers make it a 'hard requirement' for new handsets
Light Reading's Ethernet services directory shows nearly 50 operators competing for UK customers
Tidbits of gossip from the Old Continent this week
Partnership with IPWireless gives Chinese incumbent a kickstart in Europe
Vendor is quietly worming its way into carrier accounts and has plans to develop fixed and wireless access gear
UK wireless broadband startup Libera drops Alvarion for Aperto and targets shift to a WiMax strategy
Head of BT's Retail division takes new role following rumors of friction at UK incumbent
World Wide Packets hires former Gluon and Ericsson veteran to push its Ethernet-over-fiber vision to carriers
OSS vendor's share price falls after it postpones its Q3 earnings call. What's going on?
Drops patent from case against wireless router startup
Latest update sets analysts wondering about potential delistings from New York and Toronto
One of the few bandwidth exchange survivors is heading for a Nasdaq listing, but won't say when
Leading Light contenders for Best Investment Potential come in growth markets such as VOIP and wireless
As prices keep falling, Cisco's grip on the 10-Gbit/s Ethernet market looks to be tightening
Scuttlebutt suggests ReefEdge may have fallen off the ledge. Company says it's restructuring UPDATED 4:36:00 PM
The release of third-quarter results today by digital video recorder (DVR) pioneer TiVo Inc. makes it crystal clear that satellite and cable service providers are now driving adoption of the technology.
Investor and friend of the CEO has left the company
Some say Juniper's cutting NetScreen prices to make sales targets. Others say that's just paranoia
A bevy of startups staked claim to emerging markets: Here they are
A bevy of startups staked claim to emerging markets in the effort to differentiate themselves: Here they are
'Enterprise Ethernet Services' report defines different services and examines technologies used to provide them
Top price would raise more than $450 million from a Hong Kong listing in early December
Revenues from carrier VOIP systems are up nearly 70% from last year, with session border controllers surging
ADVA, Ciena, Juniper, and Motorola stand out as the Leading Lights finalists for top marketing campaigns
VOIP rollout is planned for early 2005, making it the last of the RBOCs to enter the arena
It wants to get more public and private action with its latest software upgrade
Departure marks latest round of executive shuffling at broadband wireless startup
Incumbents can't ignore the revenue warning signs any longer
Incumbents can't ignore the revenue warning signs any longer
Huge growth in Ethernet services identified in Heavy Reading survey of 16 Chinese operators
Masergy, Skype, Virtela, and the Utopia project catch the eye of Leading Lights judges
OSS firm is expecting its new owners to cough up hundreds of millions for new acquisitions
Network incumbents have mixed views on development of Chinese 3G standard with the ungainly abbreviation
Stock falls 7 percent as CFO resigns, but analysts aren’t worried
Stock falls 7 percent as CFO resigns, but analysts aren’t worried UPDATED 12:50 PM
Regulator hasn't yet forced BT to split into separate businesses, but the threat clearly exists
Get your wallets out, here are the seven finalists for the Leading Lights award for top IPO prospects
Get your wallets out, here are the seven finalists for the Leading Lights award for top IPO prospects
Acopia, Force10, NetScaler, and Pedestal all step up with products worthy of Leading Lights consideration
They say announced SBC service is not viewed as a threat yet – but watch what they do, not what they say
'Enormous' vendor interest in national wireless broadband network could drive down costs
SAIC will announce the sale of Telcordia today, but what are its new owners getting?
Network operators are charging ahead with Ethernet services, even though the market's not that big (yet)
Products, partnerships, and premier customers are all on the IPTV news today. So who's doing what?
The Ethernet VPN provider has deployed Alcatel 7750 routers, displacing Extreme's BlackDiamond in its POPs
AT&T, Cablevision, Savvis, and Vodafone get Leading Lights finalist nods for best new service offering
Three big names and one lesser-known: Alcatel, Cisco, Juniper, and Tekelec make their mark with many deals
Stumps up $16M for Lilliputian network management specialist – that's $800K per employee
European carrier set to invest up to $2 billion in own UMTS network
Unveils small deal at Singapore carrier – hey, they all count!
Software giant wins 10-year IPTV middleware deal. But is the price too low? UPDATED 11AM
Research firm says the overall enterprise WLAN business is worth a cool $320.7M
Ellacoya Networks has introduced a new IP service control switch, dubbed the e30. With the ability to support more 64,000 broadband subscribers, the e30 offers twice the performance of Ellacoya's existing 16000 Switch
Alcatel, Cisco, Ciena, Juniper, net.com, Spirent score in Leading Lights Best New Product, Public Company category
And now, without further ado, the finalists for the Leading Lights Public Company Industry Statesman award
Motorola buys startup partner for mesh networking know-how
Unstrung Insider uncovers bevy of incumbents battling to secure carrier deals
Is 'If You Build It, They Will Come' coming back?
Is 'If You Build It, They Will Come' coming back?
Claims the core of China Telecom's IP buildout, while Cisco gets nudged to the edge UPDATED 6PM
The Leading Lights awards finalists will be announced shortly. But one category needs more heroes
The company joins the micro-MSPP craze with a pizza-box version of its ONS optical transport line
Executive tells media that revenues are on course for $5 billion this year and $7 billion in 2005
Azure's M&A run continues as it pays a pittance for interconnect billing firm
One fifth of the workforce is being cut as the struggling chip vendor strains for profitability
AT&T veteran takes the helm at Avici as the board ousts CEO Steve Kaufman
Why Juniper has shopped for an Ethernet switching player in the past – and why it may be happening again
The UK incumbent is testing multiple systems, including some from ‘the East,’ with trials planned for 2005
IP Multimedia Subsystems For mobile operators working to roll out mass-market mobile data services, IMS technology may just be the answer to their prayers
Why Juniper has shopped for an Ethernet switching player in the past – and why it may be happening again
Startup extends security to include wired as well as wireless LANs UPDATED 5:00 PM
Analysts cite Ericsson and Lucent as main suppliers of W-CDMA network
Yes, the Leading Lights awards finalists will be announced shortly. But at least one category needs more heroes
FCC memo opens way for mesh WLAN players to tap into lucrative public safety market
It's one heck of a garage sale, as Procket's collection of routers and servers goes up for auction
Says search for a compliance cop doesn't mean it's gearing up for a public offering. Riiighhht
Competitors in Ethernet-over-Sonet chips are ready to cut into PMC's market share
Media reports suggest a pair of buyout firms are close to buying the OSS giant for $1.3 billion
Unstrung mingles with the celebs at swanky London bash
Says its plan to reach 18 million households with advanced IP services by 2007 will save it $300M a year
Company says increases in revenue and net income will continue
Carrier's Retail and Wholesale divisions face a big decision about the unbundling of broadband access gear
As expected, French incumbent partners on Chinese 3G standard
Another update. Another delay. This time, Nortel says its 'double-checking' its revenue UPDATED 2:45PM
Teros and buddies have issued security testing standards – will Cisco and Juniper agree?
Cisco CEO says product integration is a key to beating the Chinese vendors' bargain basement prices
Cuts staff, shifts HQ, shuffles board, appoints a man with two surnames as it tries to find its feet again
Some 1,700 route miles of stranded fiber capacity from the bubble years is ripe for the picking
China Netcom to IPO, ZTE gets closer to HK listing, Japan's carriers lay out their numbers and fiber plans
Startup makes bold claims in effort to attract OEM customers
Confirms speculation it is to deploy IDS kit from startup
Yesterday CDN Editor Alan Breznick blogged on a report that U.S. cable operators are negotiating with investment bankers to form a mobile joint venture. While a cable wireless venture is a linguistic oxymoron, it is a smashing idea. Here's why.
As expected, Cisco reports a flat quarter, and investors aren't happy
FCC says that Vonage's VOIP service is not subject to certain state regulations
Heavy Reading analyst says the flexibility of its media gateway could pay dividends for Sonus
Another Redback partnership gives the company more reach into larger carriers
Bluetooth stalwart outlines plans for wireless LAN push
As expected, Cisco reports a flat quarter, and investors aren't happy
UK VOIP test vendor Arca reckons the market is ripe enough for a solo assault on the US
SBC cuts; Axiowave cuts; Verizon cuts, then adds; something's amiss at Network Elements
Nortel is launching a new ad campaign complete with TV spots, but a gloomy pall still hangs on the company
An 8-port module brings prices down to $2,500 per port, giving Cisco a run for its money
Startup is linked to deal with 802.11 enterprise market giant
Nortel is launching a new ad campaign complete with TV spots, but a gloomy pall still hangs on the company
Shares dip as BT announces the acquisition of international service provider Infonet in a deal worth $965M
A self-taught telecom expert claims to hold key router patents that Cisco violates; Dr Roberts weighs in
Unstrung poll confirms fears that the WLAN equipment market is set for turbulent times
The Source Code Club, a hacker group that emerged in July, claims to have Cisco firewall code for sale
Charter Communications reported its third quarter operating results today. While the MSO improved its high-speed data, voice and digital video subscriber additions in Q3, Charter's analog basic cable product suffered, losing 58,600 subscribers.
The SEC has started an informal inquiry into the vendor's connection with a bribery scandal in Costa Rica
The SEC has started an informal inquiry into the vendor's connection with a bribery scandal in Costa Rica
Programmable chip vendors could stand to benefit as ATCA interconnect standards battle it out
Programmable chip vendors could stand to benefit as ATCA interconnect standards battle it out
CoSine's future is still uncertain, though it could still be bailed out
Whether it's via FTTN or FTTP, service providers need video to compete
Startup touts UK carrier deal as proof of life
Unconfirmed report suggests a near $50B fiber network expansion by Japan's NTT in the coming five years
Carrier reports net loss of $3.4 billion in Q3 as it cuts the value of its network
While Comcast and Cox Communications reported record-setting results for quarterly cable modem subscriber additions in Q3, Time Warner Cable managed only to improve over its horrific Q2 performance.
Lucent signs reseller deal with session border controller vendor, supplies kit to Israeli operator Hot Telecom
Giancarlo says Cisco is picking ultrawideband over WiMax, calls powerline broadband a 'non-market'
Previously muted vendor talks up customer wins amid mumblings of future public offering
Giancarlo says Cisco is picking ultrawideband over WiMax, calls powerline broadband a 'non-market'
With Evolving and Azure both buying, the telecom software market is consolidating – and none too soon
Two Israeli companies developing pseudowire chips have decided to join forces
Avaya's new technology could make you a better person... or something
Jerry Crook steps down as CEO of Cramer Systems as he's charged with securities fraud at a previous firm
The core-router startup might have found a big ally, as ECI might be considering an acquisition
Where is Juniper's enterprise wireless LAN strategy?
No matter who wins today, changes are coming at the Commission. Is Copps the 'Grim Reaper'?
With 5-Gbit/s throughput, Allot's new traffic manager is fast indeed. But is it too early to be relevant?
Proxim updates broadband wireless line as it looks forward to WiMax
NeoPhotonics, which loaned cash to the beleaguered laser company, now owns the intellectual property
Our readers say that offshoring isn't going away anytime soon...
Indian op pays fraction of build cost for Tyco's subsea network, but it still might not be a bargain
Watch what chipmakers do, not what they say
As predicted here, wireless router startup notches up another carrier win
As it boosts its revenues and profits, ZTE gets approval from Chinese regulator to list shares in Hong Kong
