Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Intel's Compute Card is the smallest and thinnest computer the chipmaker has ever made
FTC: D-Link failed to take reasonable steps to secure its routers and Internet Protocol (IP) cameras, potentially compromising sensitive consumer information
AWS's Snowmobile is a data center on wheels that uploads data 100 Petabytes at a time to the cloud
Here's where venture funding is being targeted in 2017
The first 32-inch 8K display will arrive in March for $4,999
The Plone security team believe reports of FBI.gov being hacked through a zero-day Plone exploit are false
Cisco/Ericsson: Wi-Fi traffic predicted to grow to 50% of the total IP traffic by 2020
The trial in Austin, Texas, will use a fixed wireless network
Senators talk about economic and military options as retaliation for alleged Russian election hacking
Funding research, education and startups, and promoting the values of diversity, cooperation and openness all make the list. Using Twitter for policy planning, not so much.
Samsung Electronics America President gets right to the Note7 point during CES 2017 talk
U.S. adoption continues to outpace the global average
Tests for traffic control, other projects, underway while cities find ways to pay for them
Project Alloy will hit store shelves in Q4, thanks to the chipmaker's hardware partners
Rep. Issa tries again to tighten an H-1B loophole used to displace U.S. workers
According to a security expert who requested anonymity, ransomware cybercriminals took in about $1 billion last year
The virtual assistant will first come on Android TVs
Windows 10 PCs and Chromebooks are heading into battle in a faceoff of on laptop features and usability
Google has refused to comply with a request related to its federal contracts, the agency says
HackForums.net has shut down its Server Stress Testing section, which was accused of selling DDoS-for-hire services.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns of laptop battery packs that can overheat, melt
Gartner projects a minor growth in PC shipments in 2018, driven by upgrades to sleeker PCs and interest in new applications like VR
AWS targets its largest enterprise customers with new Managed Services product
The certificate validation mechanism relied on weak 32-bit signatures that were susceptible to collisions, researcher found
Will this be the year when customers really get what vendors promise?
Is this just another MBaaS or does Kuzzle have some serious experience that lends it extra credibility?
The company hopes to reverse BlackBerry's fall with new phones
Intel will ship its first 5G modem to testers in the second half this year
A new Z-Wave technology will let service providers pre-configure devices for quicker setup
Meanwhile, the Firefox come-back continues
The eight most popular mobile apps in the United States are made by two tech giants. Facebook and Google dominated the app market in 2017 and continued a duopoly that's existed for years.
Feds cite use of internet-connected cameras to launch botnet attack as proof that better security is needed
Augmented reality, blockchain, AI, Linux and phone encryption are among TED Talk topics that can get you up to speed in just a few minutes
Toyota, Ford, Suzuki and Mazda are some of the supporters of the consortium
The U.S. has yet to offer new evidence -- or a smoking gun -- proving the Kremlin’s involvement
Mous touts ability of its Limitless iPhone case to save your smartphone even from 45-foot drops
The new application layer defines how connected devices discover and learn about each other
Smartphones will be as fast as PCs, batteries will charge lightning fast and LTE data transfers could touch 1Gbps
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chip could make Windows PCs on ARM attractive again
Intel released few key details around its new non-volatile memory
Notre Dame's Reilly Center serves up fourth annual list of science/tech headaches
LeEco's Smart Mountain and Smart Road bikes will have navigation, communication and theft-prevention features
Acer's Chromebook 11 N7 is designed to be durable, but has an old CPU and doesn't have a USB-C port
Amazingly thin PCs with Kaby Lake will get 4K video, VR capabilities and longer battery life
Intel's introducing five new mini-PCs at CES with its latest 7th Generation Core i3, i5 and i7 chips
The company pushes 4K screens, VR-ready Alienware laptops
This Christmas brought one of the first documented cases of an Android-based smart TV being infected with ransomware
