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Wednesday, May 12
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Dan
on Wed 12 May 2004 07:02 AM PDT
We are covering the N+I networking conference in Las Vegas this week. Check out our ongoing coveraging, including keynotes for MCI's Michael Capellas and Cisco's John Chambers.
by
Dan
on Wed 12 May 2004 06:30 AM PDT
David Berlind: One of the challenges facing attendees at a big trade show like N+I is finding the handful of nascent, disruptive technologies that are poised for explosive growth once IT departments get hip to their advantages. One such technology at this year's N+I is wireless mesh technology. In these days of Wi-Fi, the phrase "wireless" generally conjures up images of untethered client connectivity. Wireless mesh is nothing of the sort--it's primarily a new enabler for Ethernet deployments in scenarios where pulling wire doesn't make sense.
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