Networks
Bristol SMBs gain 1Gbps 'full fibre' network access through local council and HNS
The network covers most of the city and will bring FTTP connections to local businesses
NetScout monitors infrastructure with new version of nGeniusPULSE
Combined with nGeniusONE, the tool monitors applications and network health
CityFibre prepares to enter residential market with £185 million expansion
CityFibre operates a full fibre-to-the-home/premises service, competing with BT's Openreach
CAST looks to system analysis to predict threats
New tool is said identify vulnerabilities and eliminate false positives
NetScout 'embraces disruption' by scrapping proprietary hardware in PFS
The PFS 5000 models are software-driven and use an open platform
Juniper follows Cisco in network automation
Cloud-Grade Networking is built on the tenets of platform-first; disaggregation; a Self-Driving Network™; and pervasive security.
Cisco's new network promises to protect against attacks hidden in encrypted data
But it's still signature-based
400-year-old government agency modernises with Citrix collaboration solutions
Remote working has enabled multiple cost savings at Registers
How unified communications gives your business the competitive edge
Understanding unified communications could prove critical to your revenue
UK contact centres move to the cloud as systems age
Keeping pace with changing consumer behaviour and the ability to quickly update technology were seen as some of the big advantages of a cloud migration
ForcePoint: TrickBot spreading using Necurs botnet
TrickBot malware shifts from malvertising to Necurs botnet to spread, warns Malwarebytes
Jive partners with Cisco on unified communications
Cisco's not entirely out of the hardware woods yet.
CloudWAN combines diverse infrastructure into single virtualised service plane
NTT's CloudWAN combines public and private clouds with bare metal infrastructure.
European unified communications-as-a-service trying to hold off US aggressors
Small UCaaS operators are being threatened by larger US telcos
Cisco distances itself further from hardware base with Viptela acquisition
Cisco's acquisition of Viptela takes the company further out of its traditional territory and into the software space
Windows XP so out-of-date it limited WannaCry spread
WannaCry contains seeds of its own destruction - crashed XP PCs before it could spread
Cisco to lay-off 1,100 more employees as revenues continue to slide
Networking giant to axe more staff on top of the 5,500 to had already planned to make redundant
UK outranked by Peru in 4G mobile communications
Unreliable and patchy networks to blame for putting the UK behind Estonia and Peru in 4G
Bandwidth limitations are throttling cloud - and the economy, argues Peter Cochrane
Cloud computing will require ubiquitous, reliable network connections. So where are they, asks Peter Cochrane
Masergy partners with cloudpipes on "global UCaaS" solution
Promises connection for 150 cloud and SaaS applications
Internet of Things comes to East Hampshire with IoT network initiative between council and local IoT start-up
Petersfield to become a national IoT hub?
BT Openreach to use virtual reality to attract 1,500 new engineers over the next year
Virtual reality will show would-be engineers exactly what the job entails
Cisco warning over Telnet zero-day uncovered in Wikileaks' Vault7 disclosures affecting 300 switches
Turn off Telnet until a patch is issued, urges Cisco
BT agrees to turn Openreach into independent company
Caves to pressure from Ofcom and wider industry
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