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Several of its products, including ReplayTV and its Rio Central home CD player have had networking capabilities built into them for some time.

But Mr Warren is quick to admit that despite having to navigate increasing droves of the tech elite each year, the festival still holds a special place in his heart because of the success he has had networking there.

Like Atheros, Cavium Networks has networking and Bluetooth technology that go into consumer electronics, like remote controls.

"But in order to do that you need to have networking, servers and storage.

The idea is that a store already has networking equipment to support things like computers, cash registers and phones.

Many jobs offer development programmes with senior team members, and most cities have networking mentorship programmes available to get involved with.

Some hotel restaurants have networking tables where business women traveling alone can dine together, said Ms. Caldwell of American Woman Road and Travel.

While Canada's many fringe festivals are united in the Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals, there is no such structure in the United States, though organizers do have networking meetings.

What would it mean to have networking fade into the background, become so commodified and automated that it more or less built and maintained itself?

The telcos may own a lot of pipes and have networking savvy but the upstart ISPs are betting that their extinction is far off.

Confused.com's Sara Murray recommends online forums and small business websites that have networking facilities, where you can post questions on business-related issues.