Howard Anderson

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Gates preparing Microsoft for firm

I have known Bill Gates since his company was called Micro-Soft and its headquarters was in Albuquerque, N.M. The man is an adrenaline junkie and nothing jump-starts his heart more than a well-focused enemy.

Video on demand on the horizon

Network speeds have increased from about 1Mbps in 1974 to 1Gbps today, to a projected 100Gbps in 2014 and 1Tbps by 2020. Clearly, networks haven't peaked - we're pushing more data down our networks and using algorithms to compress it.

Problems plague R&D laboratories at established firms

Every year major companies such as Cisco Systems Inc., IBM Corp., Lucent Technologies Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp. spend six per cent to 10...

Needed: Networks with built-in security

While it's true that the overbuilding of the competitive local exchange carriers and the "creative accounting" at Global Crossing Holdings Ltd., and perhaps Qwest Communications International Inc. and WorldCom Inc., have cast a pall on parts of the industry. It's not true that the entire industry is in the sewer, one industry expert says.

Howard Anderson: The job of being an industry guru has become a lot harder and a lot less fun

It used to be a lot easier. Predicting the future, that is.

The job of being an industry guru has become a lot harder and a lot less fun

Howard Anderson: The job of being an industry guru has become a lot harder and a lot less funnIt used to be a lot easier. Predicting the future, that is.

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