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Major e-stores malfunction on Black Friday and Cyber Monday | Network World

Sears, Saks Fifth Avenue, Costco, Dell, Victoria's Secret, Bloomingdale's and Williams-Sonoma all saw their sites malfunction at some point between Friday and Monday, according to companies that monitor Web performance.

Cisco aims Wi-Fi access point at iPad profusion | Network World

Cisco Systems developed its latest enterprise access point with corporate bring-your-own-device policies in mind, aiming to give tablets and smartphones as well as traditional workplace devices strong and consistent performance.

NTSB latest US agency to drop BlackBerry in favor of iPhone | Network World

The National Transportation Safety Board in the U.S. plans to drop the BlackBerry smartphone from Research In Motion for Apple's iPhone, citing performance issues.

PC makers embrace Core i7 chips in new desktops | Network World

PC makers on Monday launched desktops that incorporate the latest technologies to work alongside Intel's new Core i7 chips, which have received praise for their speedy performance.

Nvidia cancels bonus plans for CEO, other executives | Network World

Nvidia on Wednesday revised its compensation plan for the current fiscal year, saying it was canceling performance-related compensation for most top executives in an effort to cut costs.

Nokia Siemens links network and business information for mobile carriers | Network World

Nokia Siemens Networks is offering carriers new ways to view information about their own performance and translate it into action that may improve subscribers' experiences -- or change their rates.

Solid state disk adoption to be swift in corporations | Network World

Experts from IBM, Seagate Inc. and storage interface card vendor LSI Corp. Tuesday said solid state disk (SSD) drive technology will replace high-end Fibre Channel and serial SCSI disk drives for several I/O-intensive applications in the enterprise. However, the industry still needs standards to measure SSD performance and unit price will continue to limit adoption.

Wozniak stinks, says Dancing judge | Network World

A defiant Steve Wozniak Monday night shot back with "I'm still standing" after being blasted by the Dancing With the Stars judges for a performance that one said "really stunk."

Broadcom readies chips optimized for Android 4.0 | Network World

Broadcom announced this week a set of 3G smartphone chips that have been designed specifically to exploit Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich. The new silicon especially focuses on improving Android graphics performance.

Seagate’s 1.5TB Barracuda drive | Network World

Seagate's new Barracuda 7200.11 SATA 1.5 terabyte drive (model ST31500341AS) (US$225) packs a lot of performance into its 8-head, 4-disc drive, proving that you can have size and speed in a single internal hard drive.

Microsoft: Windows 8 passes 60M licenses sold | Network World

Microsoft has sold more than 60 million [m] Windows 8 licenses so far, a number that is "roughly" in line with the performance of Windows 7 at the same stage of its release three years ago, according to Tami Reller, CFO and CMO of the Windows Division.

BPL trial slowed due to skills shortage | Network World

Country Energy's Broadband over Power Line (BPL) trial is being extended by a month, due to a lack of experienced field technicians and staff. "The pilot timetable has been extended, to allow for the manpower situation, (so it is) likely (to continue now) until the end of December in order to achieve the business-case Key Performance Indicators," said Country Energy Group Commercial Projects Manager Stuart Chapman.

Apple fixes security flaws, adds features in iTunes update | Network World

Apple Inc. updated iTunes Wednesday, fixing a pair of security vulnerabilities, adding support for the new line of iPod Shuffles and boosting performance when loading large libraries and browsing the online store.

YouTube, video e-mails causing headaches for WAN administrators | Network World

The 2007 WAN budget for most IT organizations will either be equal to last year or be up by a few percentage points. With all of the additional legitimate business demands being made on the network, the last thing that IT needs to see is the growth of bandwidth-hungry recreational applications. As we have suggested in previous newsletters, IT groups need to control these applications in order to ensure acceptable performance of legitimate business services.

Symantec’s Altiris 7 boosts Mac, Linux PC management | Network World

Symantec Tuesday announced Version 7.0 of its Altiris client and server management suite. The upgrade, the first released since Symantec's acquisition of Altiris almost two years ago, includes new features for remotely deploying and managing Mac and Linux desktop PCs and, on the server side, improved performance monitoring of physical and virtual machines.

Four steps to application nirvana | Network World

Good application performance management is about people and process.

Apple’s IPv6 misstep is a sign of the times | Network World

Apple's controversial decision not to support IPv6 on Version 6.0 of AirPort Utility is the latest example of a broader problem plaguing the next-gen Internet Protocol: Many network vendors are lacking the same level of features and performance in products that support IPv6 as those that support IPv4, the original Internet Protocol.

Red Hat undercuts Microsoft on high-performance OS pricing | Network World

Red Hat Thursday released a Linux software stack for compute-intensive IT environments that it said costs less than Microsoft's price for its comparable Windows offering.

Benchmarking for WAN-vicious apps, Part 2 | Network World

Last time we described WAN-vicious applications and today, we’ll discuss some of the techniques that IT organizations can use to better manage the performance of such applications.

Microsoft amassing high-performance server software attack | Network World

Microsoft has built a strategy around the planned early-November release of its high-performance computing server that it hopes will be the catalyst to deliver massive computing power for future applications.

Windows HPC set to take on Linux | Network World

Microsoft Monday said it would ship Windows HPC Server 2008 on Nov. 1 with designs on challenging Linux for supplying high-performance computers and specifically taking aim at ailing Wall Street customers.

Users formalizing processes to manage application performance | Network World

Last time, we discussed how application delivery was more complex than just optimizing the performance of the network and the applications that run on it. We quoted a CIO who pointed out the importance of application delivery as well as some of the organizational impediments. He said: “Managing application performance is the thing that I am getting the most flack on. We have to begin to work outside of the silos and get away from the application and networking organizations pointing fingers at each other

Survey: Organizations’ application delivery processes are ineffective | Network World

Last time, we discussed that fact that roughly two-thirds of IT organizations either already have formalized processes in place to manage applications performance or are currently working to create them. Today, we’ll look at how effective those processes are and describe other impediments to successful application delivery.

Intel smartphone chip with 3D transistors to ship this year | Network World

Intel will start shipping its high-performance Atom smartphone chip with 3D transistors to device makers later this year, who will then test the chip for use in handsets.

Citrix buys XML security firm QuickTree | Network World

Citrix Systems has bought QuickTree, a software developer focused on improving security and performance for XML and Web services.