Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The GNGWC European ends at the Leipzig GCO 2009
Forget move to ditch 8-year-old browser, Microsoft says; IT admins know best
A UN agency is turning to cheap, standardized tags to test delivery around the world
Backs off all-glossy attitude, but anti-glare display costs $50
Search giant seeks feedback on new search architecture from power users, Web developers
Patches several parts in Windows affected by development code flaw
The Google book service may allow other vendors to follow in its footsteps, an antitrust lawyer says
QLogic claims first end-to-end FCoE fabric
Here's what experts are saying about the flood of Microsoft patches
On the heels of FriendFeed buy, Facebook makes new move to be social networking hub
Fixes software affected by its own development code bug, plugs holes already exploited
Windows hit with eight patches
High-speed Ethernet rollout the world’s fastest computer network, lab says
Some observers say the company may buy distributed caching technology to boost its cloud plans
Its Penguin On Demand service lets companies pay by the hour to run HPC workloads
Sara Morishige Williams keeps followers updated from water breaking to 'Epidural, yes please'
Data suggests 'value' in switches comes from many factors
Flash memory, virtualization and cloud computing targeted by innovative new storage companies
Twitter's support for bit.ly among the problems cited by the service operator.
Don't just sit there. It's time to position your IT department for the economic upturn, whenever it comes.
A CIO is waging a campaign to cut office e-mail traffic by 25%.
It's easy to make mistakes deploying unified communications systems. Here are the lessons learned by four IT managers.
These self-healing nets are fast and reliable
Some interest groups are urging Los Angeles to rethink its plan to implement Google Apps.
Analysts say that Google should easily fend off the combined effort of its rivals.
Samsung is launching the i7500 in Taiwan a day before HTC is set to debut the Hero
Inside track by bit.ly meant 'game over,' says Nambu Network
After a promised July 1 launch, the unlimited mobile phone service has hit more delays
Nortel CEO Mike Zafirovski’s departure is effective today
Support for social-networking applications is the main draw for users to purchase a smartphone
Software vendor tells an antitrust judge it will change the way IE 8 is installed
Microsoft's Web-based productivity applications will run most reliably on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Safari
'Super-small screen' and 'certain processor' limits aim to boost revenues, says CEO
As open source gets more commercial, GPL's idealism is overridden by developers' business needs
Facebook posts on current and past relationships can prove tempting to partners
Microsoft to change IE8's setup process tomorrow; Mozilla, Opera protested default browser hijacking
Study finds fear that tweets or Facebook posts could lead to major security nightmare
