Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Startup uses HP, Apple approach to build liquid cooling system using cold plate technology
Some users say they'll be less likely to use the open-source database if Oracle buys its owner, Sun Microsystems
Starting next year, the incubated startup will send content to smartphones and other devices in addition to e-readers
Now an executive at Microsoft, the project's founder said the real science behind the project is being overlooked
Highlights from presentations by Info-Tech, AMD, Sony & RIM on emerging trends and future applications for mobile technology
Echometrix suspended from selling products via military's shopping portal
Without mentioning H-1B, Obama's says top foreign students should be welcomed in U.S.
The FCC is considering granting a monopoly to a white spaces database service provider: can Google outshine Microsoft?
IDC says 2010 IT spending will hit pre-recession levels, but some analysts urge caution
Changing of the guard also comes with news that PC sales are starting to rebound
Plaintiffs failed to show how breach affected them directly, judge rules
A $10 webcam sold by Office Depot came with a CD that led unknowing victims to install rogue antivirus software on their PCs
BenQ plans to launch the e-reader in January for US$280
Microsoft is joining with Taiwan's Chunghwa to offer 3 netbooks with 3G mobile plans
Rivals' complaints lead to randomized choices; EU may approve changes Dec. 15, ending case
Microsoft releases Bing Maps Beta, Berners-Lee talks about privacy, Facebook plans changes and more
Cisco had to raise its initial $3 billion offer for Tandberg and extend the acceptance deadline three times
Hockey's CTO discusses sports and technology
FCC work to speed moving phone infrastructure to VoIP could overlap Net Neutrality work
The Windows 'Black Screen of Death' is striking terror across the Web, but whether it's actually striking PCs is debatable
Battle has underscored need to bolster networks to keep up with data-hungry apps
EFF, UC Berkeley's Samuelson Clinic file FOIA complaint against six agencies
The organization conducting the test says its computers were affected by malware and viruses
The Chinese iPhone has suffered from its high price and lack of Wi-Fi
Sony CEO outlines the technologies he's watching
In Q&A, John Chen says Wall Street and mobile data management biz have helped Sybase overcome being enterprise DBMS also-ran
The Indian market may already be cluttered with too many operators, according to analysts
With a set of APIs and services, developers will be able to access data from multiple carriers for mashups
Upgrade to 40Gbps hasn't been smooth, says operator
SSDs are expensive, but fast and becoming more reliable
Plan differs dramatically from that offered by Cisco
iPhone, BlackBerry are popular smartphone development choices; Android seen as wild card
The Bulgarian residents used eBay to sell expensive and nonexistent vehicles
Execs want to deliver media content to screens large and small
The goal is to make Web browsing faster and more secure
Ad hoc networking thought to be unavailable in netbook edition is there, noted Windows blogger says
