Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The company tells customers that their data is safe
China seems certain to block Google.cn if it starts offering uncensored search results
Analysts see Google's threat to leave China as a public admission that corporate espionage is troubling US businesses
Also switches on automatic updater for Reader, Acrobat beta testers
They will have to build new expertise and expand globally, say analysts
New 64GB and 32GB cards use Samsung's new 30 nanometer lithography technology
Analysts say the CRM vendor's $500 million debt offering could foretell an acquisition spree
After taking it on the chin from China and critics, Google benefits from taking a stand
Proponents of physical, IT security convergence cite cost, management benefits
If Google withdraws from China in protest that will do little to mitigate its overall risk, according to analysts
Shift to cloud will have broad impacts on hardware market and IT staffing
The agency's settlement prohibits three schools from promoting the use of the Kindle in classrooms
Adobe confirms attack against its network linked to Google's
Analysts say Google rivals may face user criticism if they don't fight Chinese censorship
Company touts speed and ease of use; iPhone remote access missing
Cloud strategy fits under CEO's original promises
Microsoft says that's allowed; i4i could counter with contempt claim
Broadband deployment likely causes employment growth, the study finds
Shipments were driven by low PC prices and an increased demand for laptops and netbooks
RCA device might ship this summer; other wireless charging devices emerging
Lotus Quickr gets Alfesco content services
A new three-year deal deal will see the companies work on turnkey packages that simplify deployments
Chinese search site could easily pick up Google's 35% market share if it exits country
Examining issues of defense against cyber pirates
Suspect initially claimed that his company and clients were victims of another's actions
Aruba Networks hopes to simplify troubleshooting of network downtime
Lock on enterprise ensures long life for IE; Firefox in danger of being replaced by Chrome
Cisco is adding a China business unit to its Asia division
Soon to offer a low-cost femtocell service, MagicJack may try a clever legal argument
Despite recession, IBM hits an all-time high in patents awarded, Microsoft lands top three and U.S. companies overall gain significant ground
U.S. companies lag slightly behind foreign counterparts in the number of patents awarded in 2009.
The move gives the suite an important online storage component
Most likely reason for Chinese search giant's outage: Username/password for Register.com pillaged
SAN allows automated tiering between drives, and RAID types
Earlier survey shows Facebook leads to lower grades, but UNH study says users are rested
A new survey reveals that businesses don't find much intelligence in social media yet
As with baseball, tech scouts may be widely used, but few firms so boldly advertise for them
How WiTricity transfers energy using resonance, and where the company sees the tech going
An industry groups expects 4.3 million 3D TVs to ship this year, but some others expect it to be far less
Royal Caribbean teams with Cisco to provide luxury services
Copyright law should reflect new ways of creating art and content, a filmmaker says
IBM moves come less than a week before annual Lotusphere conference
PDF patches due later today more important than lone fix from Microsoft
