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[Telecommunications Industry News] Intel and Cisco Work Together to Boost Wi-Fi VoIP 10:14 pm on August 24, 2005 | In VoIP, Wireless Technology | No Comments Cisco and Intel have...

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[The Blackfriars Blog] Intel enterprise platforms and the missing code books: We do have one recommendation for Intel though: they need to provide code books for these speeches. Every speech referred to a minimum of six or eight code names, and even veteran analysts were getting confused.

[Blog.tmcnet.com] Cisco and Intel Secure Wireless Mobility Center: VoIP News, VoIP Opinions, my blog analyzes the VoIP industry and general technology. Gadgets are one of my favorite topics.

[Advancedippipeline.com] Advanced IP Pipeline | Blog: Cisco recently nabbed longtime FCC advisor Robert Pepper, while something called the High Tech DTV Coalition -- whose sponsors include Cisco, Moto and Intel (along with IBM and Dell, among others) recently hired Janice Obuchowsky, once thought to be a leading candidate to succeed Michael Powell, as the group's executive director. (Intel also has Peter Pitsch on its regulatory-wizard staff, another person who could have taken over the FCC had its spot not been ceded to Kevin Martin.)

[News.com.com] Enterprise software | News.blog | CNET News.com: The choice of whether to use hardware or software to process XML (message transfer, acceleration, security) will depend on the application. But now Intel has full control (it had already had a stake in Sarvega) of an XML hardware expert: "Intel's Sarvega buy is designed to put it into a position to fully exploit those opportunities," Wainewright concludes.

[Andyabramson.blogs.com] VoIP Watch: It seems getting it up in San Francisco seemed to be more of a challenge with the locals wanting locals to do most of the antenna raising as well as working around some community pole issues.