GLG News by Hardware Sellers

No one noticed the stimulus for hell and now we get a new one.

Vista SP1 is for people and organizations that are non-believers in Microsoft Security promises. Vista have good good technology and security before SP! and SP1 makes it even better. Microsoft is better than Open-Source anytime.

In depth partnership between Ciena and Hitachi Data Systems will suggest both companies are targeting the ISP / Telecommunication market and are expecting further changes in regulations how (long) critical data in the www has to be stored tomorrow.

1) Due diligence is expected and the news of tightening belts was predicted. 2) In the last quarter we have found all verticals are experiencing some level of conservative spending. 3) However, we have also seen increased spending with some vendors and/or specific vendor products and solutions. ...

Sprint has never hit full stride since its Nextel acquisition in 2005, and its new CEO is making several changes in an attempt to put the company back on track.  The first few steps are on target but the company has a risky bet in WiMax and little margin for error with its operations.

I will agree, that a collapse is overkill. But I see a softening of transactions and more projects help up at CFO level and because companies can't hire, and retain talent efficiently. This talent is the hold up of implementing new technologies, none the least is datacenter challenges around power. ...

WAN optimization may not be considered a luxury when customers have no choice but to add it to their infrastructure when bandwidth options are limited and response times have eroded.  Adding more bandwidth or server power does not solve all latency and performance issues, and optimization...

One of the primary reason for success of any wireless technology (especially GSM/3G) has been plug-and-play approach of various network elements and economic of scale. For femtocells to join that success path, they are required to have standard interfaces to connect back to the core network. Standardization...

Integration of Sprint's CDMA and Nextel iDEN networks with T-Mobile GSM and 3G networks may prove to be too costly and the perceived "efficiencies" will not be achieved. Sprint had difficulties integrating Nextel's network and I cannot imagine T-Mobile will have an easier time integrating two widely different...

It is a very likely scenario that Sprint will spin off their WiMAX network, XoHM, and merge it with a network like Clearwire than keeping it around and bleed. If and when that happens, the only cost effective scenario left in line with the other CDMA operators will be LTE.