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Jeff Raikes retiring from Microsoft

January 11, 2008 — 7:59am ET
Jeff Raikes, one of three Microsoft corporate presidents, has announced that he'll be retiring in September of this year. Head of Microsoft's Business Division (Office, Exchange and Dynamics),... Read more...

Appliances, appliances everywhere

May 14, 2007 — 8:01pm ET

Today's network managers are inundated by dozens or even hundreds of appliances across data centers and branch offices, but sometimes, the sheer number of these specialized devices can create a... Read more...

Satisfying network demands

April 8, 2007 — 8:01pm ET

As companies grow, their networks become more complicated, thanks to additional sites, users and applications. As a result, performance can slow, which often leads to adding extra bandwidth. But... Read more...

SPOTLIGHT: Mobile security issues increasing

December 11, 2006 — 8:01pm ET
Mobile devices are increasingly under attack, according to new research from Juniper Networks and the danger is coming from all sides. Malware, viruses and hacking are all on the rise and vendors... Read more...

Does Symantec-Juniper deal preface a merger?

September 13, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Symantec and Juniper Networks announced a marketing and development partnership this week. They said a merger isn't necessary, but were they just floating a trial balloon? To begin the current deal, they'll recommend and resell each other's security products, while hands-on technical collaboration will begin in the unspecified future--they'll decide more within the next few months, officials said. Meanwhile, recently expanded security rivals include Cisco Systems, IBM, Microsoft and …

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Juniper crams security into appliances

August 28, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Juniper Networks is putting new anti-spam and anti-malware software into its Secure Services Gateway line of SMB and branch-office appliances. The update is part of the new ScreenOS 5.4 software, based on NetScreen's technology bought by Juniper in 2004, officials explained. Also new is policy-based routing. The basic software is free, but some of the new security features are sold on a subscription basis of as-yet unannounced pricing. Regardless, the new software should make Juniper more …

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Vyatta ready to launch open-source router

July 23, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Vyatta, a start-up but already a sensation, is launching version 1.0 of its open-source router this week. It's supposed to have enterprise-class features rivaling those of Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks, but running on commodity hardware and, of course, having its code freely available for customization. (Readers, have any of you tried Vyatta? Email me about your experiences.)

For more on Vyatta's open-source router:
- read this Network World article

DEALS: Amdocs buys CSG; Secure Computing buys CipherTrust

July 19, 2006 — 8:01pm ET


CRM, security.

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Juniper's new router serves carriers, enterprise

July 16, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Juniper Networks' newest router, the M120, is designed for linking faraway WAN and WLAN locations. In addition to security and quality-of-service features, the routers supports high-speed connections such as the DS-0 and OC-192 standards. It also has packet forwarding and can be used as a multi-service device. But none of this comes cheap, as normal configurations start at $100,000.

For more on Juniper Networks' new router:
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Symantec to exit appliance business

June 25, 2006 — 8:01pm ET

Symantec said it will phase out the appliances side of its IT security business. The product familes known as SGS and SNS were not doing well financially against hardware giants like Cisco Systems, Juniper Networks and various specialists, so Symantec decided to focus exclusively on management software. Officials said 80 people were laid off because of this, although SGS/SNS customers will still recieve support for an unspecified timeframe.

For more on Symantec:
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