In today's technology roundup: Global recession hits IT hard, Cisco scammer gets five years, UK forges ahead with next-gen Internet, and censorship law dealt death blow.
In this World Wide Wrap: Agfa-Gavaert bags EUR18.5m grant, NHP signs TriZetto Group, and ACS scores top award again.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oracle partners with Datawatch, EPiServer acquires Dropit, and Meta100 uses CMS.
The server lets users send and receive faxes from the desktop or browser.
A licence in hand means little, with uncertain cost implications and impossible WiMax expectations.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco's Connected Home strategy, Oracle layoffs affect channel management, and Siemens partner conference talks incentives.
In this World Wide Wrap: Bahrain upgrades ICT levels, Mega cited as a leader, and IBM, Ricoh partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mexico university selects Aruba, Buffalo unveils powerline kit, and ORing appoints ICP Electronics.
The InServ T-Class storage server with Thin Built In won the 2008 Product of the Year award.
The enterprise PC power management paper explores methods to improve energy efficiency within PC networks.
The company received the Frost & Sullivan 'Nigerian Telemedicine Entrepreneurial Company Award'.
While MTN and Neotel shout their plans from the rooftops, Vodacom guards its network plans.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tadrian builds $3m VOIP network, Sagem-Interstar promotes FOIP, and InTechnology, BT sign deal.