Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Lunar satellites set for June launch to study landing sites, resources for human mission
Blames inflexible EU agency, scheduling conflict, as it cancels June defense
Software giant claims the timing of the meeting works against it, while rivals argue it is running scared
The company opened a new innovation center and announced research pacts with universities in the country
NASA now hopes for Saturday Atlantis landing after unstable weather forces "no go" today
Start-up provides open source framework for ISVs, enterprises
Users can also join fan groups and chat on China's biggest online encyclopedia
RealNetworks, MPAA now await a ruling on whether the product can be put back on the market
Users in Cuba, Syria, Iran, Sudan and North Korea no longer have access to Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger
Money back but case highlights threat within
The University of Michigan is the first to file an amended deal with the search giant over its book scanning program
The Chinese networking vendor has jumped into third place, partly on the strength of big deals in China
Many Fortune 1000 companies are still infected, researchers say
Starting Thursday, the software is available in six different packages
Lower cost cited as chief reason for using Linux
The results dragged the firm to an annual loss
iPhone Security, management concerns at top of the list
New Broadcom chips can eliminate the controller-based architecture that is the foundation of most WLANs today
Information requests from a hugely popular video application flooded China's telecom networks
Center for Internet Security provides the math, Open Group the deep thinking
Network managers surveyed at Interop expect fewer budget cuts and staff reductions in coming months
Versions of the 1100 have firmware that can be modified in order to intercept SMSes, including one-time banking passwords
Ends all support for buggy suite; also dumps Office Update site
Readers respond to Interop panelists who touted the benefits of hiring generalists over IT specialists for next-generation environments
New DVD technology can hold 1.6TB of data per disc
After a public breakup, former NetSuite partner Skyytek has filed suit, highlighting the new channel tensions posed by SaaS
Sprint CEO warns of shortage as smartphone launches June 6
Higher? Lower? Analyst says recession puts Microsoft on pricing hot seat
Piper Jaffray says there’s new evidence for such a device
It's one solution to running balky applications
Indictments come amid legal wrangling and public brouhaha over site's Erotic Services ads
Organizations meeting at Microsoft's campus this week share ideas for using technology to further their missions
The company announced flash storage options for Power and System X servers and the DS8000 storage platform
Scientist: 'Surgery in shuttle bay' a total success; Hubble now at 'top of its game'
It's now offering solid-state drives on its Power6 server line
The next-generation Itanium chip will now be released in first quarter of 2010
Infrastructure savings, scalability seen as key adoption drivers
Virtualization opens new attack surfaces, regulatory risks
Rival researcher disagrees, sees 'iPod Touch on steroids' release in 2009
Windows-based machines at U.S. Marshals Service thought to be hit by Neeris worm
Some vendors don't understand government needs, and some government processes need to change, they say
GAO raises questions over timely upgrades of satellites to maintain GPS
SolarWinds and OpenTable launched successful initial public offerings
Microsoft is expected to unveil its new version of Live Search next week
Several hundred victims fell for a scam circulating on the microblogging network