Other than the network types and pretty bits, you're mostly looking at the same device, where the highlight is an official dip into Android 4.0 waters that drops the physical navigation in favor of more Nexusish on-screen keys.

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Akamai's global network now delivers 300 billion bits a second to computers around the world.

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That upgrade doubled the network's ability to deliver bits.

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Its private-sector loans have been fully provisioned, its payroll cut from 34, 000 to 22, 000, and the more ambitious bits of its branch network (such as outposts in Amsterdam and Moscow) shut down.

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The company will bill users for the number of digital bits that pass over the network, not the number of minutes the person is connected to the network.

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Curators have mined the cable network's 17 years of programming for choice bits: Jack Nicklaus on staying calm, Nick Faldo on shaping shots, and Michael Breed and Holly Sonders on lag putting.

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He predicts that Cisco's territory, which is the core of the computer network, will become a commodity whose value lies only in its ability to move bits as quickly as possible (although, to be fair to Cisco, it is a commodity that many firms would love to supply).

ECONOMIST: 3Com

Behind security and a roaring air conditioner, 150 computer network switches go through their mock paces with thousands of computers: Each switch moves 2.5 trillion bits a second.

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