Contents

Upfront

Black Hat scorched the desert with itsusual hijinks and impressive research.

ANALYSIS

Panic time: Businesses scramble to work around Google and VMware problems.

Intel seeks to one-up AMD with its own integrated memory controller.

AMD pulls no performance punches with its latest ATI graphics card.

Flash memory has a long road ahead in its quest to find a home in the enterprise.

Cisco's rivals are scarfing up companies but the vendor isn't standing still.

Digital crime is second nature for the creators of the Coreflood Trojan.

Microsoft puts the "pack" in service packs for .NET and Visual Studio 2008.

Oracle follows up on its BEA Systems acquisition with a new WebLogic release.

INSIGHT

Vista continues to face a daunting adoption battle in the enterprise space.

Switching infrastructures face heavy demand from wireless networks.

COMMENTARY

Eric Lundquist: Which companies are collecting gold in the tech Olympics?

Jim Rapoza: Beware the move to convert Internet devices into appliances.

Jason Brooks: Don't be afraid: The computing appliance future will be good.

Blog Watch: e WEEK in the blogosphere.

Spencer F. Katt: Google's Street View delivers more than just street views.

INTERVIEW

Qwest's Pieter Poll addresses the challenges behind broadband bandwith and the bright future of Internet video.

Storage Solutions

eWeek - August 18, 2008 Index