May 08, 2001, 9:33 AM — Nortel unveils 10 Gigabit Ethernet strategy
Company's technology aimed at simplifying network management and speeding traffic between the enterprise and long-haul optical connection points.
Visual Networks monitors DSL, VPN links
Visual Networks' monitoring software will soon make it easier for service providers and enterprises to troubleshoot problems with DSL and VPN services.-- 5/9/2001 Network World
LightPointe beaming faster
Enterprises looking for high-bandwidth links between nearby corporate sites have a new option from free-space laser specialist LightPointe. -- 5/8/2001 Network World
Intel's Barrett bolsters the Internet as a 'growth engine'
Orders for equipment may have slowed, but not the pace of technology, said Intel Corp. CEO Craig Barrett in his opening address at the internetworking conference and expo Networld+Interop today. -- 5/8/2001 Computerworld
Microsoft ready to spring into management
On Monday at NetWorld+Interop, the company said that in June it will begin shipping its Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM), an event and performance monitoring tool.-- 5/8/2001 Network World
Products at NetWorld + Interop 2001
Affordable networking will be an important theme at NetWorld+Interop 2001. Network management, VPNs (virtual private networks), network security, products based on Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows NT, wireless and broadband LANs, and SANs (storage area networks) will be areas of interest.-- 5/7/2001 ITworld.com
Interop no-shows reflect slowdown in economy
While most of the usual suspects will be erecting booths on the show floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center this week, a few high-profile IT companies have elected to skip this year's NetWorld+ Interop 2001 trade show. Meanwhile, show organizers claim it's business as usual for networking's largest trade show-- 5/7/2001 Network World
Make way for new management tools
A slew of vendors will introduce products and services in Las Vegas this week designed to help firms strapped for cash and IT staffers manage their networks more easily and less expensively.-- 5/7/2001 Network World
