Stories by Jim Duffy

Market Report: Juniper gains on Cisco

The core WAN router market grew 23 percent between the third and fourth quarters last year, and Juniper Networks Inc. continued to gain share on Cisco Systems Inc., according to the latest figures from Dell'Oro Group.

Cisco aims to add oomph to IP nets

Cisco Systems Inc. demonstrated a few unannounced products at ComNet 2001 last week, designed to let users implement secure, high-performance VPNs and more tightly meld IP and ATM WANs.

Cisco finally ratchets up to 10 gigabits

A year after its closest competitor, Cisco Systems Inc. at the ComNet trade show said it will ship 10G bps capabilities for its Internet core routers in March.

Cisco finally ratchets up to 10 gigabits

A year after its closest competitor, Cisco Systems Inc. at the ComNet trade show announced 10G bps capabilities for Internet core routing, with two new switches and line cards.

Cisco Affirms its Taste for Small Companies

Despite decreasing share prices that may make a large acquisition more appealing, Cisco Systems Inc. will likely stick to its pattern of buying smaller, more focused niche companies.

Rumours of Juniper Router Module Glitches

Reports continue to swirl that service providers are having trouble with Juniper Networks' OC-192 Internet router modules.
The alleged problem is a packet-ordering snag when data flows enter the card.

Corporate Demand May Prop Gear Sales

Corporate demand for next-generation telecom services may keep service providers buying new equipment in 2001, despite forecasts that growth in their capital expenditures will slow.

Nortel Aims to Reduce Network Congestion

Nortel Networks Corp. this week announced the availability of a new version of its licensable IP code that detects and attempts to alleviate network congestion.

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