» Government Affairs: TIA Releases Letter to U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade
Letter to U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade

» TIA in the News: SUPERCOMM—What's Old Is New Again
FierceTelecom editorial on the re-emergence of SUPERCOMM

» Three British hospitals hit with malware attack
Computer systems at three hospitals in London were shut down after PCs there were infected by a variant of the Mytob mass-mailing worm.

» How to Make Your WAN a Fast Lane: One Company's Story
Think your desktop virtualization and WAN worries are complex? Linklaters, one of the world's largest law firms, has to support lawyers in 23 countries, working on 9 million documents with about 30 million versions. To keep pace with the torrent of data being shared via core business apps, the company had to make over its WAN.

» British Hospitals Hit with Malware Attack
Due to incorrect information from a vendor, the story "British hospitals hit with malware attack" posted Wednesday contained the wrong day in the ninth paragraph as to when McAfee received the malware sample from the NHS. The story has been fixed on the wire, and the corrected paragraph follows:

» TIA Chair Introduces Green Initiative
TIA Chair Rob Pullen launches TIA's Green Initiative at a NXTcomm08 Press Conference.

» Motorola unveils 'tri-radio' 802.11n access point
March 26, 2008 -- The company says that its mesh-enabled AP-7131 access point enables deployment of "all-wireless" enterprise networks.

» TIA Member Intertek Releases White Paper
TIA member company Intertek released a white paper that provides general guidelines to telecom equipment manufacturers who modify a product to enhance its energy or environmental attributes. These changes will likely affect compliance with NEBS and require re-testing.