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Juniper's Ethernet Networking Technology Now Available within IBM's Data Center Networking Portfolio; OEM Agreement Extended to Include SRX Dynamic Services Gateways NEW YORK — Juniper Networks® ( NYSE: JNPR ) today announced that Juniper has reached a significant milestone with its Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) relationship with IBM, announced in July. IBM is now delivering to customers a suite of Ethernet networking products manufactured by Juniper. In addition, the two companies have extended the OEM agreement to include Juniper's SRX Series Services Gateways, providing customers with a best-in-class choice of network offerings that can reduce costs, improve services and manage risk. "We are continuing ... Read Full Story

INTERNET BROADBAND The Widespread Internetworking What is the T1 internet made from? I know that the dial up was og signals. But the T1 uses fiber optics which carry digital signal. but what is the digital signal composed of? is it electricity flowing through the optic wires or light? I am uming it's light but not a hundred percent sure. is this the same kind of data transmitted to the cable TV or is it different? Responses: Fiber optics use light signals I think, but T1 is not the same as fiber. ""T1" now seems to mean any data circuit that runs at the ... Read Full Story

ROUND ROCK, Texas and SUNNYVALE, Calif. - Dell and Juniper Networks, Inc. ( NASDAQ: JNPR ) today announced an agreement to offer networking solutions under Dell's PowerConnect brand that enable customers to deploy a common network management platform and network operating system to help reduce operating expenses. In addition, the companies plan to work together on open, standards-based solutions for virtualized data centers and deliver technology solutions using Converged Enhanced Ethernet (CEE), also known as Data Center Bridging (DCB) and iSCSI to improve network economics. As the notion of traditional, physical data center boundaries extend to virtual environments, customers must adapt to a variety ... Read Full Story

Released: October 2009 Siemon has published a new technical whitepaper by noted cabling expert Valerie Maguire entitled “Getting the Picture: The Benefits of Supporting Video Applications with your IT Infrastructure”. The paper has been written to help network professionals select a structured cabling network capable of supporting the widest array of enterprise-level video applications. The number of design professionals and building owners choosing to support surveillance, broadcast, and other video applications with their telecommunications cabling infrastructure is climbing rapidly; driven by the enhanced capabilities of new “smarter” video applications. Many of these applications are no longer suitably supported by generic coaxial cable and require ... Read Full Story

Released: October 2009 Installation speed of new Z-MAX category 6A cabling system secures prestigious IT project with St Andrews Network infrastructure specialists Siemon have secured the first contract to supply their newly launched category 6A Z-MAX cabling solution for a brand new Medical School at the University of St Andrews. Z-MAX will be implemented at the prestigious new £45 million School of Medicine and Science in the heart of the University’s science campus. The new school will lead collaborative research in areas of cancer, health psychology and infectious disease and will foster new interdisciplinary teamwork with scientists of other disciplines at St Andrews. The ... Read Full Story