Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Avaya looks to partner with Google, Skype on enterprise-hardened messaging devices for contact centers
The new system co-locates applications inside the database for faster performance
The former AMD chief takes a leave of absence after he allegedly leaked confidential information in an insider-trading scheme
Microsoft's IE8 passes older IE7 for the first time, says Net Applications
The master researcher wants us to supplement our memories by storing bits of our lives in the cloud.
The state is a pioneer in using Web maps to track government spending and performance.
Dell Inspiron Mini 10 will run on Sprint’s EV-DO Rev. A network
State IT shops are hustling to meet federal rules for tracking every penny of the $787 billion economic stimulus package.
Computer scientist and doctor team for high-tech answer to snoring problem
Some IT managers are saying 'smaller is better' when it comes to data-center size.
The real-time reporting engine in Disease Manager Plus helps doctors manage care for patients with chronic illnesses.
Mobile search deals continue to change hands as search providers compete for mobile market share
The move will bring a new name, chassis-based switches and Metro Ethernet gear to North America
PCs running bogus Windows more likely to be infected because pirates won't use Windows Update
A Michigan listing service can't shut out brokers offering discounted service, the agency says
Microsoft Exchange price drop comes within $10 of what Google Apps costs
Mac clone maker wants Apple to stop saying it's breaking the law
Deceptive advertising is stealing money from unsuspecting folks on social networks while the networks reap the rewards
The charges against Ryan Harris, 26, include conspiracy, computer intrusion and wire fraud
Acer is planning new laptops with faster CULV chips in Q1
DOE sponsors X Prize which is offering $10M for 100MPG green car award
NASA completes Ares launch, moon crashes and faces future review and a internal security exam
Nokia kills off N-Gage Gaming platform; Palm Pixi preview
Most add-ons don't yet work with preview, Mozilla warns
Delayed for 4th time Red Flags identity protection will have to wait
Google is dealing with internal development delays and the indifference of some consumers
Announcements answer some questions, though others remain regarding FCoE, Stratus products for the data center
Vendors are developing software to place high-demand data in fast flash storage
Intel is working with several vendors to build more energy-efficient systems for cloud computing
The company saw sales and profits increase in all its business units
Web-based system sets up safety zone for Alzheimer's sufferers
China said it finished its first petaflop machine
The company’s revenue per subscriber dropped because of price wars and rural subscribers
The Acer Aspire 1820PT will sell for US$600 to $700
'Last mile' would be the bottleneck, as students vie with workers at home
Shortages of some key components held back Acer's record third quarter
Signs of hope after nearly 12 months of steady job losses, but pay may be declining
Now users of non-Latin scripts will be able to write domain names entirely in their own language
But the Facebook social networking site doubts it will get much of the money from convicted spammer
China Unicom and Apple host a launch event in Beijing, but bad weather and higher prices keep crowds away
New processes have made products more secure, security chief says
