Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Small ISPs will no longer be required to inform customers of their network management practices
Dell Oro report says NBASE-T Ethernet port shipments will eclipse 5 million ports
In a nutshell: SaaS is good, but SaaS is hard.
Issues at Apple Watch manufacturer could spell a display change for smart watch
The vulnerability is in the kernel code supporting the Datagram Congestion Control Protocol, which is enabled on many Linux distributions
EHC on VxRail provides businesses with an easy, fast way to get a hybrid cloud up and running without the associated risk of doing it yourself
Testing shows Verizon exceeded nationally, in all 50 states and 125 cities
In an accident, the driver of an autonomous vehicle would likely still be responsible for damages
A consortium was recently created to make sure that your car stays on the road and in your control.
Level 3 Communications is among the ISPs notifying users about their infected computers
Apple, Uber, Disney all among companies that will put prospective employees to the test
The flickering from an LED light for a hard disk drive can hijacked to transmit encoded data, according to new research
Network operator EE will deliver 4G internet access from a kite-like balloon
Ericsson, Nokia get go-ahead for LTE-U base stations
The apps are no longer patched and thus vulnerable to exploitation
The pre-commercial service for selected customers will connect homes with high-speed wireless
The president may push to modernize the government's IT systems but also to pump up surveillance
The program's creator asks for payments but doesn't have the encryption key to unlock victims' files
Finding of hundreds of pieces of unauthorized networking equipment, including many off-the-shelf consumer-grade devices, compelled the Department of Transportation CIO to alert department leadership and launch a rearchitecture of the network.
Older brands like BlackBerry, Nokia and Motorola to reappear with new devices
Firepower hardware architecture makes for more efficient processing, fewer bottlenecks
Miami, Boston and Des Moines are home to most content CIOs, study finds
Amazon celebrates itself, offers discount to customers
Steve Jobs Theater will honor company co-founder at new Apple HQ
A Linux derivative, KasperskyOS is designed for network devices, including IoT
Microsoft is addressing the low- and semi-skilled jobs market with its new Project Sangam
Apple patent filing hints at sophisticated sensor network for sniffing out iPhone glass cracks
Workers have valuable insights that should be added to the mix, she says
Spells out release and support lifecycles yet again as manager acknowledges 'confusion'
Microsoft is also skipping version 2 and going straight to version 3
The latest IDC forecast says public cloud spending will grow almost 25% this year, topping $122 billion. And the growth keeps up through 2020.
Hackers can trick Java and Python applications to execute rogue FTP commands that would open ports in firewalls
The latest Atom C3000 chips also have advanced server features
Two new versions of LTE bring low-power networks into the spotlight
New Qualcomm and Intel modems have LTE speeds of more than 1Gbps
With expertise in NB-IoT low-power wide-area networking, ARM will extend its reach from smart homes to smart cities
People have been estimating the costs of data breaches for years. But now, thanks to a renegotiated Yahoo/Verizon deal, we finally have a real number. And it’s HUGE!
Legislation would bar offshore outsourcing at state universities
Intel's announcing new modems, and cool new uses for 5G in autonomous cars and VR at Mobile World Congress next week
Bitcoin and ransomware seem to go hand-in-hand, but experts explain that doing away with the cybercurrency would just force cybercriminals to find another anonymous way to extort money.
The ready-to-use boards are intended to help vendors and users get IoT up and running quickly
It joins DC/OS and Docker Swarm
Why alien subatomic particles from the farthest reaches of the galaxy might ruin your day
Regulators want a better explanation from the company than that 'basic' telemetry collects less user data than 'full'
Qualcomm crams the latest wireless technologies in a chip that can be a wireless access point or micro-board
