Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Company settles a class-action lawsuit for leaking too much customer information
Aruba moving to unify its WLAN offerings, using virtualization, microservices
The browsers can be crashed with just a few lines of HTML code
And a separate pilot program uses A.I. to check CT images showing lung cancer
AWS calls it "high error rates with S3 in US-EAST-1," while others call it "The Internet is broken"
Lock-out settings in latest Insider build block installation of traditional Win32 applications
Everyone gets a free trial, and it’ll be available in a ‘couple weeks’
Error rates in Simple Storage Service are bringing down sites across the web
Intel believes PC users won't care about the manufacturing process, just the performance of the chips
The Dojo is due out in April for $199
Cisco Smart Install as a legacy feature that provides zero-touch deployment for switches, typically access layer switches
X.ai thinks companies will pay big bucks for automated appointments
MediaTek doesn't see an opportunity in the Windows 10 ARM PC market, especially with x86 dominance
Cisco Jasper supports emerging low-power WAN technology and expands its partner programs further into automotive and healthcare
The push is on for IoT and other new uses beyond fast mobile service
China continues to remind the U.S. it is winning the supercomputing race
On March 1, in New York State, all regulated financial services institutions will be required to have a cybersecurity program in place
mVisa announced for India, other countries; Masterpass Qkr! partners with Oracle to expand
Measuring blood pressure is stressful for some, but Leman Micro Devices says let your phone do it, not your doctor
The toy maker experienced a serious data breach, say security researchers, but the company denies that any voice recordings were stolen
There's a chance that Snapdragon 835 could support Windows Holographic, but there's no announcement if the chips will be used in Windows-based VR headsets
Space X moon mission would be autonomous
Despite announcing it almost three years ago, Google hasn't officially put the tool on the Chrome Web Store
Deutsche Telecom, SK Telecom and Ericsson partnered to demonstrate 5G’s ultra-low latency to differentiate it from 4G
Porsche Design's Book 2-in-1 is a detachable and a convertible computer with a starting price of around $3,000
A set of offerings will provide independent management of cloud resources
Heat pipes will be used to help dissipate battery heat
The WebKit repository was corrupted after someone committed two colliding PDF files to it
The South Korean carrier showed its technology working with a Nokia switch
By virtualizing the Android OS, Cog Systems adds additional security to storage and networking
Intel's still open to the idea of making smartphone chips, and partner Spreadtrum is showing a smartphone with an eight-core Atom variant
At MWC, Windows 10 2-in-1s are getting more attention than Android tablets
Testers liked using the tiny keys, which can now be used as shortcuts, TCL executive says
Some of the biggest carriers are now backing an interim specification
SAP will charge iOS developers for classroom-based courses, but offer free online training materials for the SDK
Note7 battery overheating and recall was “beyond bad,” Lenovo executive says
But U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith’s fix for computing is controversial
Catching an insider taking confidential information doesn't happen by chance.
To protect from liability concerns, enterprises need something in writing so that everyone knows what to do upon finding an insider threat.
The system is made up of 128 small antennas that can better serve multiple users
AT&T, GE, Harman and Intel show smart products
We used to laugh about cloud bursting, but Nimble's Cloud Volumes is a much more realistic take.
Verizon said it will begin offering 5G to pilot customers during the first half of 2017
A prototype 5G radio link hit speeds of 15Gbps during the demo
It’s not about buzzwords or one-trick ponies for Symantec, McAfee, Trend Micro
5G isn't ready, but LTE can be a bridge to it, T-Mobile's Neville Ray said at MWC
MediaTek's new 10-core Helio X30 chip will be available for smartphones and phablets priced between $300 and $500
Creative minds outside of Apple share their visions of what the iPhone 8 might look like
