All Network Infrastructure News - April 2008

Allied Carpets lays out network convergence with multi-million-pound deal

Allied Carpets has signed a five-year, multi-million-pound contract with Azzurri Communications to improve its communications and cut costs through convergence.

Faster bank payments ready to roll

From May, businesses will be able to have UK internet, telephone banking and standing order payments cleared in as little as 15 seconds instead of three days.

Hosted IP Centrex services continue steady growth

Seats in service will reach 6.5 million in the US and 14.1 million worldwide by 2012

O2 launches mobile broadband service

O2 has finally launched a mobile broadband service for its customers.

Nokia sees operating margins slump

Nokia posted a big sales and net profit increase for the first quarter, but saw its operating margins fall.

Ofcom pushes for fibre broadband in new-build properties

The communications regulator Ofcom has published proposals to promote next-generation fibre broadband networks for new housing and office developments.

NHS trust replaces Cisco network monitoring platform with Castle Rock SNMPc system

Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust is now monitoring its IT network across 150 sites using a system supplied by Teneo, which replaces a CiscoWorks platform.

Business centre users get improved IP comms

Occupants of United Business Centres (UBC) are to get the latest in IP communications services.

Bats trading exchange hires SAVVIS to support fast transaction platform in London

The Bats trading exchange has hired infrastructure services firm SAVVIS to host its Bats electronic equities trading platform in London to support the European market.

Suppliers move towards cheaper 10Gbyte Ethernet optical networking

The Ethernet Alliance has announced that members are working towards improved interoperability of products to deliver cheaper 10 Gigabit Ethernet.
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