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The prospect of dialing up a dedicated 10Gbps optical link between your office and another firm across the country became a reality today—at least, if your office is a member of Internet2. The research network announced at its fall meeting that it had completed a major upgrade to its national infrastructure, which now operates at 100Gbps and allows researchers to provision their own dedicated links for limited periods of time. The main network remains IP-based and connects more than 200 universities, in addition to limited connections to government and industry facilities. Each network segment now features a set of 10 10Gbps links, each running on a separate wavelength of light, for a total of 100Gbps of bandwidth. And that's only the start; Internet2 says it can scale each segment to handle up to 100 wavelengths in the future. That's... a lot of star charts. I consider Internet2 is a challenge to IP and Security manufacturing firms. Original Link h3r3

Security software appliance vendor Barracuda Networks is joining the Open Invention Network (OIN) today as a licensee. In exchange for agreeing not to assert any of their own patents against the Linux software ecosystem, Barracuda will gain royalty-free access to the significant collection of patents held by OIN—which includes the Commerce One web services patents.

For those who know Mandrake in the old days, that is renamed to Mandriva. I tell them that Mandriva 2008 is just Released. I dont know what is the result of comparison between Ubuntu and Mandriva Link h3r3

Yes, as there is an Open Source BIOS, I think it is time to try it,. Interesting post by Peter Seebach link h3r3

1) Google Phone is revealed to Vendor link h3r3 2) Google Buys Phone Software Firm start-up Jaiku , which makes a mobile phone application people can use to send short messages about where they are and what they are doing. 3) Google Mobile Payment patent link h3r3 4) Google Stock goes more than 600USD