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[Title] => PLDT introduces next generation of Fiber, starts roll-out of ultra-fast Gigabit Fiber plans
[Summary] => PLDT Home is again breaking new ground in Philippine broadband with the launch of its ultra-fast Gigabit Fiber Plans which will provide Filipinos with the fastest, most reliable internet available today.
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[Title] => Powerhouse network solutions from Asus
[Summary] => Asus, the perennial leader of the motherboard and graphics card industries and a top 10 player globally for notebooks, optical drives, broadband modems and a wide range of other products, has introduced three peripheral hardware to strengthen users’ networking advantage.
With a product portfolio that includes notebooks, motherboards, graphics cards, optical drives, information appliances, desktop PCs, servers, wireless solutions, mobile phones and networking devices, it’s hard to go wrong when buying these three devices:
• GigaX2124X
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[Title] => 3Com beefs up network solutions
[Summary] => As part of the company’s ongoing commitment to help enterprise customers improve network performance, scalability and efficiency, 3Com Corp., a leader in Gigabit Ethernet technology, has announced a range of new high-performance enterprise networking solutions.
The new solutions build on 3Com’s existing portfolio of modular and stackable local area network (LAN) switches and network interface cards (NICs).
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[Title] => Assessing the bandwidth problem in your LAN
[Summary] => The argument is simple: more bandwidth, more information gets around, more work gets done, more efficiently. But the dilemma facing most network and IT managers is which technology to bet on for the network infrastructure – that "invisible" enabler that most organizations have come to take for granted.
Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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[Title] => 3Com turns more firms into Gigabit Ethernet networking
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[Summary] => Asus, the perennial leader of the motherboard and graphics card industries and a top 10 player globally for notebooks, optical drives, broadband modems and a wide range of other products, has introduced three peripheral hardware to strengthen users’ networking advantage.
With a product portfolio that includes notebooks, motherboards, graphics cards, optical drives, information appliances, desktop PCs, servers, wireless solutions, mobile phones and networking devices, it’s hard to go wrong when buying these three devices:
• GigaX2124X
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The new solutions build on 3Com’s existing portfolio of modular and stackable local area network (LAN) switches and network interface cards (NICs).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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February 5, 2024 - 5:30pm
November 30, 2001 - 12:00am
