of turning to undersea cables and announced that, together with other five associates will start “Unity”, a trans-Pacific undersea fiber-optic cable linking the United States and Japan. The investment will cost approximately not so cheap $300 million and became necessary as the demand and the current capacity of the trans-Pacific cables tent towards an imbalance. With today’s announcement, it appears the Internet giant’s desire for infrastructure investments is growing or should we say hunger for domination :) . Google’s somewhat 20,000 leagues under the sea adventure will be shared with Bharti Airtel, India’s leading integrated telecom service …

 
{View Comments}

 
February 5, 2008

Goodbye Adobe stock photos

Adobe Systems Inc. has announced plans to discontinue its Adobe Stock Photos service effective April 1, 2008. The service enables users of Adobe’s Bridge software to purchase royalty-free images for use in their work. It was introduced in 2005 when Adobe rolled out Creative Suite 2. “Adobe has decided to concentrate its efforts in other areas,” said the company in a statement posted to the Adobe Stock Photos Web site. In straighter wards-Adobe stock photos don’t bring us any money, the way our world class image editing software brings. It’s true that me and many of my colleagues use Adobe Photoshop and Fireworks almost …

 
{View Comments}

 

Few days ago Cisco Systems, Inc announced an innovative family of data centre-class switching platforms, the Cisco Nexus Series, to meet customer demands for next-generation mission-critical data centres. As the data centre transitions to a more services-centric model, the network plays a pivotal role in orchestrating virtual IT resources and scaling workloads. The Cisco Nexus 7000 Series was designed with this environment in mind, delivering the infrastructure chapter of Cisco’s Data Centre 3.0 vision. The series is designed specifically for the data centre with improved airflow, integrated cable management, and resilient platform architecture. The product is designed around a lossless unified fabric …

 
{View Comments}

 
November 14, 2007

Marvel goes online

Our web is a lot different than neighborhood friendly spidey’s swinging web, but guess what spidey wants to swing on our web too. Doesn’t making any sense right? Well the story is not about spidey alone, rather his all Marvel super hero friends made their online debut just yesterday (November 13, 2007). Marvel Comics on Tuesday announced the launch of Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited. The new service priced starting at $4.99 per month (if annual subscription). Did I mention you can also check out 250 Digital comic free samples? If you are thinking those Digital Comics are just PDF, think again, …

 
{View Comments}