Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Toyota will provide $50 million to open research centers at two universities
Senators and digital rights groups promise to fight any attempt to roll back the regulations
After Safe Harbor, Ireland's privacy watchdog wants the Court of Justice of the EU to outlaw another data transfer mechanism
The service lets developers tailor cloud voice recognition for specific scenarios
Company adds features to try to nix abusive users and stop harassment
IBM and Ericsson said the end result of a two-year collaboration is a silicon-based 5G millimeterWave (mmWave) phased array circuit
The source of infection might have been a Polish government agency's website
Despite its early stage, testers say Windows Cloud 10 lives up to rumors
Nearly 100 tech companies oppose President Trump’s executive order restricting immigration
It's not the number of H-1B visa holders from banned countries that is driving this challenge
The thin, integrated 28GHz module should bring commercial networks closer to reality
Cybercriminals are raking in the money from their ransomware attacks
The Prysm Visual Workplace can now run on many third-party displays
The developers have misconfigured the apps to accept invalid TLS certificates, says the maker of a tool to detect app vulnerabilities
Juniper’s Pradeep Sindhu says he will reduce his role at the company to focus on developing technology for a startup Fungible.
The Email Privacy Act would amend a 31-year-old data privacy law
Samsung has discontinued Artik 10 developer boards and asks buyers to move over to Artik 7 boards
Release of iPhone 8 with transparent screen is highly unlikely
Bluetooth 5 is coming to mobile devices very soon, but it has already reached developer boards designed to make gadgets and IoT devices
Freedom Hosting II allegedly was hosting child pornography sites, according to hacker
Despite Google's big business push, its productivity suite has an uphill battle against Office
The big iPhone has its appeal and is taking a chunk out of the tablet market
Smart TVs collected detailed viewing habits without customer knowledge
DARPA research system akin to aircraft carriers’ launch and trap system for military aircraft
Recent email-based malware distribution campaigns have used malicious LNK and SVG attachments instead of JavaScript
We hear a lot about autonomous vehicles and the benefits they can bring the world. ZeroStack wants to use that metaphor for IT infrastructure.
Intel's Unite collaboration software is breaking away from PC-only product and into the data center, IoT, and virtual reality
Endpoint protection technology detects non-malware attacks
The printers were forced to print rogue messages that claimed they were now part of a botnet
Companies like Apple, Google and Facebook say their operations will be impacted by the executive order of Jan. 27
Wall Street fretted when AWS’ earnings grew ‘only’ 47% in Q4 of 2016. Here’s why analysts are wrong to worry about the cloud.
Finding and evaluating Azure apps should be much easier
An appeals court had taken a different view in a lawsuit involving Microsoft
A government agency agreed with Samsung's view that faulty batteries caused the Note7 to overheat
The Yoga A12 replaces the hard keyboard with a touch panel one
Nvidia's Quadro GP100 is targeted at content creation and engineering applications, delivering 12 teraflops of double-precision performance
Plans layoffs; asserts that Firefox browser is on the way back from the brink
AT&T teams with the Linux Foundation on critical open-source SDN infrastructure software to demonstrate new 5G applications
ICE and DHS continue team effort to combat counterfeiters
The vulnerability can be exploited to crash Windows systems
President Trump will sign your EO, and yes, it's fake news
Micron plans to ship GDDR6 graphics memory this year
The vulnerability was publicly disclosed before being patched and researchers are still debating its impact
IBM's MobileFirst for iOS initiative is now well into its third year. The head of the program and two of its customers talk to CIO.com about progress, challenges and plans for 2017.
The company aims to lower the cost of its phones by making them locally
Snap has agreed to a minimum annual cloud bill roughly equal to its 2016 revenue
Apple pumped up the price of its smartphones with the iPhone 7 Plus, and could do likewise with its 2017 iPhone 8 devices
IRS says W-2 scam, which first appeared last year, is circulating earlier in the tax season and to a broader cross-section of organizations
The sanction targeted Russia's FSB, a crucial IT regulator that U.S. tech firms must work with
