Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Ruling attacks principles of freedom on the Internet, Google says
Sales of high-end RISC and Itanium servers fell in the fourth quarter of 2009, while x86 server revenue grew
The cloud service is designed to meet rigorous government requirements
In battle to regain lost momentum, Yahoo opens its sites to Twitter users
A review will look at possible electronic failures of runaway Toyotas
Lawyers argue over laptop spying, Fourth Amendment, in loco parentis
Customers know the terms of the deal when they buy mobile plans, AT&T says
Start-up unveils Bloom Box, touts customers like Google, eBay, Wal-Mart
A look at the biggest moments in the history of the iTunes Store
The move is part of a full-court press by the online payments giant on Web developers
Survey also shows concern over virtualization, cloud security
The blaze will not affect shipments or stop Foxconn from further investing in Mexico
The company says that tablets, rather than slates, are better suited for the enterprise
The need to lower costs while increasing performance is behind chip technology improvements
Other companies investigated for possible violations of data privacy laws over similar leaks
Five months after release, Microsoft's newest OS owns twice the share of Vista at the same point
Web sites must register with China's authorities with information including a photo of the owner
Plan endorsed by Al Gore would manage energy use in buildings, cities
ISP's commitment to DNSSEC resolution services seen as advancing adoption
The automaker is confident electronic problems aren't to blame for sudden acceleration
The subscription service is designed for those Web sites not using SSL certificates
Several tech companies also commit to increase their hiring of college students in the US
Agency survey finds cost, lack of digital skills, behind lack of access
Manufacturer seeks about $200,000 and court costs from PlainsCapital bank
ACLU joins case as 'friend of the court,' claims schools violated students' 4th Amendment rights
Says goal is to prevent mid-air incidents
Intel also teams with the Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, others to hire 10,500 college grads
Microsoft waiting for business spending to come back on clients, servers
FTC says P2P file-sharing networks are leaking sensitive data
Together, PocketGear and Handango will offer the largest cross-platform mobile app store
