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  • 100Gbps Ethernet is coming

    Technical experts have started to develop a new standard for Ethernet which will run at 100Gbps.

  • Gigabit ethernet's promising technology

    Enter Gigabit Ethernet, a newish turn of an old technology that is rapidly changing the rules of network architecture and could dramatically reduce the cost of bandwidth.

  • Gigabit Ethernet the key to broadband success?

    Broadband connectivity using Gigabit Ethernet over optical fibre is a "price disruptive technology," according to Australian company Extreme Networks.

  • Express lanes for LANs

    Gigabit Ethernet ups network speed by a factor of 10, but it won't stop there--an even faster Ethernet is on the way. ZDNet explains how getting GigE can improve your network's performance, the issues and costs associated with upgrading and the new technologies coming to market.

  • Law firm refreshes Melbourne network

    Law firm Middletons has replaced its Melbourne network switching infrastructure with Nortel hardware as part of a move to a new office.

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  • Ten Gigabit Ethernet standard approved

    The first fibre-only Ethernet standard has been approved, opening the door for a new generation of Ethernet products.

  • Smarter multihoming with VLAN trunking

    Multihoming is necessary for various types of systems, from firewalls to VMware testing machines. However, you don't have to simply add multiple 100baseTX NICs. VLAN trunking and gigabit Ethernet can combine for a simpler and more effective solution.

  • Faster Ethernet round the corner

    A 40Gbps Ethernet standard could be on the cards, and 10Gbps Ethernet could run on copper--depending on an IEEE meeting in November.

  • Fat protocols slow Web services

    Web services are all the rage, but there's a big drawback--they eat up large chunks of network bandwidth. How can you avoid a traffic jam?

  • Four network maintenance tools tested

    We look at three hardware tools and one software tool for network maintenance.

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