Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
AMD needs to move out from under Intel's shadow and forge own path to stay in the black
Crystalline particles used to store data one-third typical particle size
Some users on their third iMac after repeatedly returning defective systems
NASA Mars Phoenix rover maybe frozen on Mars forever
The ERP market's silent giant is about to make more noise
Faster servers threaten to drown today's storage systems
NASA continues to listen for signs of life from robot frozen near Martian north pole
Lower penalty of $54,000 against Thomas-Rasset is excessive, says lawyer
Report outlines NASA’s option in discovering, defending against hazards from space
In the past three years, cell phones have changed, and so must our manners (lest we descend into barbarism)
Investment in its wired network also helps mobile, the carrier says
Opinions differ as to whether Dec. 31, 2009, deadline was realistic
Admits attacks also possible through Office docs, dodges question of DEP bypass
Google engineer reveals ancient flaw in all 32-bit versions of Windows
State of the Twittersphere shows that fewer people are joining but users are getting savvier
General Counsel says today's federal data protection laws were written at dawn of PC age
Critics say converting Wi-Fi to power needs to be more efficient to work
After joining Twitter and Facebook, former Microsoft chairman launches Web site
The heat rose, then fell -- and is poised to rise again
One analyst is not ready to call the new Box.net a SharePoint killer, however
Financial institutions spent a lot more than that in breach-related costs, they argue
Analysts mixed on whether bankrupt Nortel will live on in some form
Tablet computers from Microsoft, Apple too wimpy for military
The move helps Virgin enter the growing GSM market in India
Its 'universal' carrier core switch will offer several times the performance of its current platform
The State Department will launch a new initiative to fight censorship worldwide
The disruption has impacted production of mobile phones
Some software is producing improper medication dosages, Grassley says
Nokia says its offer is global, while Google's is only U.S.
Convicted criminals have protested a judge's bad handwriting, as move to e-records slows
Huge hit in the offing, says ChangeWave, cites similarities with Apple move to Intel
Managed services offer alternative to buying security information management (SIM) gear
MIT researchers build Sikuli, a visual scripting environment that even non-programmers can use
Unique visitors more than doubled compared with 2008
Fixes flaw used to attack Google, others; Israeli researchers sounded warning on Aug. 26, 2009
It could also lead to Rambus reaching settlement agreements with more memory makers
While they won't be tied to maintenance fee increases, SAP is planning to work with user groups on new support value metrics
Big Blue hoping next-gen mainframe will boost sales
ARIN CEO urges content developers to add IPv6 or risk losing traffic
The State Department's focus on new technologies will help dissidents, an activist says
Users will feel the speed says Mozilla exec
