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  AAPT launches 100G Sydney to Melbourne network

  Telecommunications provider, AAPT, has unveiled a 100 Gigabits (100G) per second network operating between Melbourne and Sydney.

  By Hamish Barwick | 03 April, 2012 15:31

  Tags: 100g, aapt, bandwidth

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  Controlling your March Madness traffic outbreak

  As the NCAA men's college basketball tournament begins to unfold, March Madness takes on a more literal meaning for those tasked with controlling activity on the enterprise network.

  By Colin Neagle | 08 March, 2012 22:25

  Tags: bandwidth, CBS, infrastructure management, management, March Madness, networking, Network management

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  No more historic SLA reports: Get it (and fix it) in real time

  This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter's approach.

  By Frank Wiener | 26 January, 2012 03:51

  Tags: bandwidth, Cloud-based SLA, enterprise network services, Ethernet, it management, ITU Y.1731, LAN & WAN, network performance, real-time SLA reporting, service level agreement, sla, SLA reporting

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  Google taking up Telstra’s network: Thodey

  Search and Cloud services giant Google is responsible for nearly half of all Telstra’s traffic and mobile is data is doubling every year, according to Telstra chief executive David Thodey.

  By Rodney Gedda | 17 June, 2011 15:20

  Tags: bandwidth, broadband, David Thodey, Google, IBM, telecommuting, Telstra, wireless

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  Content drives carrier upgrades in 2011: Juniper Networks

  Major upgrades of local mobile networks are set to soar next year as service providers struggle to supply bandwidth to the exploding number of smartphones, according to Juniper Networks.

  By Tim Lohman | 06 December, 2010 12:22

  Tags: bandwidth, cloud, juniper networks, service providers, telco

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  The Internet sky really is falling

  Many folks are familiar with the modeling we've done over the past few years highlighting the fact that Internet demand is outstripping capacity, specifically access capacity. The findings were, to put it mildly, controversial: We've been called everything from carrier shills to nut-jobs. (No, the research wasn't sponsored. And we never claimed your fillings were receiving extraterrestrial radio signals).

  By Johna Till Johnson | 07 May, 2009 08:30

  Tags: bandwidth, IPv6

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  VIDEO FOR ALL: ENABLING THE NEW ERA OF ‘MASS’ MULTIMEDIA COLLABORATION

  Video communication in business – often perceived to be expensive, difficult to use and bandwidth hungry – was traditionally the preserve of the board room. But with HD video services now becoming much more widely available, organisations need to consider if they have the right strategy in place to achieve maximum benefit.

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  Drive Down IT Costs Using Data Deduplication

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  40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet Overview