Router enthusiasts will have a busy show at SuperComm 2001 this week, as several companies, big and small, herald new products for pushing high-speed data services from the carrier cloud into the corporation. An independent tester says he has uncovered a bug that causes a total collapse of Windows Terminal Services running on Windows 2000 at specific processor speeds. Some companies involved in failed B2B marketplaces are still participating in similar ventures - with some lessons learned. Ron Nutter helps a reader who wants to know if wireless would be an effective way to connect PCs in an older building with solid concrete walls. Speech recognition software is starting to make noise.
Company turns to content-delivery services provider to increase mileage of origin Web server.
Web monitoring interface is enhanced and wireless support is included. We examine a pair of automated data collection and presentation tools to see how useful their information is. Analysts see next-generation technologies spurring growth this market has yet to see. Edge transaction accelerators provide the ability to globally distribute transaction processing. This newsletter sponsored by BoostWorks BoostWorks.