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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Juniper, Avaya team up to tackle Cisco   AMD touts management benefits of virtualisation   Apple woos developers to OS X Leopard   HP to adds to storage lineup   Asia-Pacific telcos face broadband challenge   RIM execs face trading ban amid stock-options review   PowerTel begins wholesaling ADSL2+   Vista could prompt Dell to launch tablet PC   Father of Word to be next space tourist   Review: Microsoft's new office powerhouse: Office Accounting 2007   Liquid Computing launches powerful 64-bit system   Microsoft responds to Vista licence concerns   Seagate unveils encrypted notebook drive   Schneider Electric to buy APC for US$6.1 billion   Amnesty International issues call to bloggers
Tuesday, 31st October 2006
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This afternoon, Juniper Networks is to launch new security and routing products for branch offices, including models that will have integrated VoIP capabilities from Avaya. The strategy competes directly with rival, Cisco Systems.

Also making news, virtualisation needs to look beyond server consolidation if it is to become a success, according to chip maker AMD.

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Juniper, Avaya team up to tackle Cisco
Juniper Networks this week is launching new security and routing products for branch offices, including models that will have integrated VoIP capabilities from Avaya.


AMD touts management benefits of virtualisation
Server consolidation alone will not push virtualisation mainstream.


Apple woos developers to OS X Leopard
Videoconferencing and better OpenGL performance.


HP to adds to storage lineup
Hewlett-Packard is expanding its blade server storage offerings and making it easier for new SAN customers to implement storage networking technology.


Asia-Pacific telcos face broadband challenge
Slower growth as mature markets reach saturation.


RIM execs face trading ban amid stock-options review
Research In Motion executives face a trading ban in the BlackBerry maker's shares after the company delayed reporting its second-quarter results while it reviews past stock-option grants.


PowerTel begins wholesaling ADSL2+
PowerTel has jumped on the ADSL2+ bandwagon, announcing that it is now offering wholesale access to the super-fast broadband service.



Vista could prompt Dell to launch tablet PC
Rumours resurface of late spring 2007 launch.


Father of Word to be next space tourist
Charles Simonyi will set off for the International Space Station on 9 March
2007.


Review: Microsoft's new office powerhouse: Office Accounting 2007
Microsoft is pulling no punches with Office Accounting 2007, as it aims to streamline e-commerce and accounting practices in a way that surpasses many Intuit QuickBooks capabilities, the CRN Test Centre finds.


Liquid Computing launches powerful 64-bit system
Liquid Computing launches LiquidIQ scalable computing system.


Microsoft responds to Vista licence concerns
Microsoft says that Windows Vista's "hardware tolerance" for upgrades has been improved, but there are no current plans to change the specific language in the licence.


Seagate unveils encrypted notebook drive
Seagate Technology announces another attempt at making a market for encrypted hard drives, and said it would start shipping units to notebook makers early next year.


Schneider Electric to buy APC for US$6.1 billion
France-based Schneider Electric and American Power Conversion has said that the two companies had agreed to a US$6.1 billion deal in which Schneider Electric will take over APC.


Amnesty International issues call to bloggers
Bloggers asked to show solidarity with oppressed Web users.
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