Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The European Commission is secretly sympathetic to Internet firms' concerns about a two-speed Internet
Google and Microsoft will create IT courses for small businesses -- but the government will pay the trainers
EMC, Sun, Dell, others flood market with new flash-based systems
Don't forget to turn out the lights
The company's Web-based e-mail service, still in beta testing five years after its launch, is due for an upgrade
IDC data from Western Europe suggests that companies are prioritizing security during the recession
The European Union will first negotiate with the Obama administration before filing a complaint with the WTO
Big Blue is expected to reduce headcount by 5,000 in North America, and unconfirmed rumors suggest the jobs could be sent to India.
Restructuring your wireless service arrangements following a reorganization or downsizing
Lawmakers continue to be concerned about the switch
The company claims a document offering guidelines for cloud-computing interoperability was developed without its input
Cisco engineers propose adding tunneling overlay to edge, core routers
The software giant appears ready to charge for updates to apps in the forthcoming Marketplace
Efforts to clamp down on illegal downloaders appear to have lost out to citizens' rights champions in a telecom law debate
They have discovered a way to identify people using supposedly anonymous data from social networks, phone call databases
The Nasdaq surges as HP, Intel and RIM shares lead the way
They should make wider use of patent re-examinations to protect their businesses, a lawyer advised
Companies, including startup Enomaly, aim to unveil the Open Cloud Manifesto on Monday
Q&A with Kevin Kennedy as he preps for VoiceCon keynote.
Multi-threading, power efficiency improvements on tap from Intel
Analysts consider the new Xeon chip a massive upgrade over chips based on past microarchitectures
Part of a broad data-center rollout, the PS6000 Series adds higher performance and deep support for Microsoft's Hyper-V
A survey shows companies are ready to move on deploying hosted services for collaboration and e-mail.
The export model that has been partly responsible for the global crash is just simply not sustainable, Obama advisor says
Governments will get better economic returns from investments in technology than other kinds of stimulus programs.
The firm counts government ministries and some of China's biggest companies among its clients.
