GIgaOm: The Portable Risk of High Capacity USB Drives
Lots of folks carry a lot of data on USB disk drives these days. And that can be a big security concern for CIOs - I wrote about about this for Om here.
Lots of folks carry a lot of data on USB disk drives these days. And that can be a big security concern for CIOs - I wrote about about this for Om here.
Here's a post I wrote for Om on the movement on the Internet toward IPV6.
Please let me know your thoughts!
I authored a post on the possibility of infinite bandwidth for the Internet that went live today on NewTeeVee here. I think that the potential for infinite bandwidth is very real and the resulting applications would be absolutely fascinating. Please let me know your thoughts!
I wrote a post on the need for network devices in the data center to go green. It's live on the Earth2Tech site (part of the GigaOm network) here.
Another post on the GigaOm site, this time focused on the interesting revolution in data centers..... Read on here.
Being heavily involved in telecommunications and networking has me thinking about this market from multiple angles. Here is a post I wrote for GigaOm on Cisco and Microsoft.
I posted over at GigaOm on why Google should buy Adobe - and it's all about video. You can read this post here.
I've been thinking a lot about how service providers can become SaaS and Web2.0 companies using their sheer size and scale. A post on this topic went live today on the GigaOm site here.
GigaOm posted a blog I wrote on how Google should buy Adobe that you can read here. Please let me know your comments!
A few weeks back we had our quarterly Panorama Technology Advisory Board (TAB) meeting at our offices in Menlo Park. Our guest speakers for this event were Doug Brent (COO) and David Conrad (General Manger of Internet Assigned Numbers Authority - IANA) from Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). We chatted about a number of different topics, but one that caught my interest was the topic of International Domain Names. I circled back with David a week later and then wrote a blog post on GigaOm on this topic.
Recent Comments