Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Use of RFID has expanded rapidly in China and Taiwanese companies hope to tap into the market
Passes Safari, may beat Firefox at its own game on Linux
A campaign against Internet porn in China has led the country's domain regulator to tighten policies
Firm says its Analytics-as-a-Service offering speeds deployment, eases use
One-time passwords, aren't enough to stop cybercrooks from plundering bank accounts
Compliance regulations such as HITECH will drive security efforts in 2010
ActivIdentity and CoreStreet offer complementary security authentication products
The AJAX-powered overhaul was two years in the making
Where is 'revenue-generating' feature that Twitter promised by year end?
Two bills aim to free up spectrum for the U.S. mobile industry
Server, data storage vendors seeing signs of life
Six SharePoint tools showcase what's slick as 2010 version waits in wings
The laptop has hardware that could be found in a smartphone
Partnering with Microsoft, Citrix deploys Hyper-V virtualization to ease disaster recovery tasks
Global Verge, a multilevel marketing company, says Zer01 owes it $170,500
The chip maker announced a cell-phone chip with 1080p video at its annual financial analyst day
i/o Data Centers in Phoenix building out 4.5-megawatt solar farm
Tech mergers and acquisitions showing signs of life with billion-dollar deals
Lawsuit claims fraud and deceit used in bid to take over CrunchPad project
Following new promises made by Oracle over the weekend regarding MySQL, the EU seems set to approve the deal
Yahoo appears to be targeting large developing countries in Asia and elsewhere with Meme
Indian IT firms cut back, but some U.S. companies used more than in '08
Oracle's ten promises to the European Commission will expire five years after the deal is completed, the company said
Growth in Android platform cited as reason for adding IT support
NASA’s WISE infrared technology should pick up hard-to-see asteroids, stars
Widenius urges action as Oracle-Sun hearings near a climax
Auction lets cloud computing customers bid on unused virtual server capacity
The applications, timed to coincide with the Copenhagen negotiations, focus on mapping as well as computational analysis
Unlocked phones haven't done well in the U.S., just ask Nokia
Some customers will bite, but widespread desktop virtualization adoption is still years off
Ethernet switch market has been around for a while, but it might only be getting started with 10G, 40G and 100G products rolling out to power data centers and more
UC system relies heavily on IP phones
These cons can lead to identity theft or infection of your computer and make the most wonderful time of the year woeful
Nexedi says Oracle shouldn't be allowed to acquire the open-source database
The struggling economy turned out to be favorable for Linux and open source in 2009
Google Nexus One phone could be breakthrough if it runs on any carrier network; could set Android phone standard
Says MSN Juku is 'overly inspired' by Plurk micro-blogging service
AVG's Roger Thompson discusses brush identity-theft prevention measures
WISE will circle the Earth's poles, creating an infrared roadmap of the entire sky
Best Buy, Samsung and 12 others violate GPLv2, an open source law firm charges
The smartphone is a prototype, it won't reach stores
