Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Infosys Foundation dropped from name of award, but Infosys adds $75K to the prize
The company is stepping up efforts to make quantum computing hardware and software
To help enterprises, the company is combining Watson, cloud, consulting, and services
Data shows airports are improving digital access and enabling travelers to get online
$100 being chopped off usual HTC Vive virtual reality gaming system price
FireEye combines machine learning with human analytics to better understand the tools, tactics and procedures used by threat actors
SIM Connect Live will be held in spring, renew focus on actual SIM members
The latest build of Windows 10 replaces the venerable with the versatile
IDC says smartwatches and ear-worn technology are about to get enterprise attention
Customers want private cloud offerings, and Alfresco with its content management system on AWS is doing what they ask
Dyn's internet optimization services may help Oracle deliver the hybrid cloud
Invested in numerous enterprise and consumer technology companies, including SourceFire, Groupon, Vertical
The social networking site will make it easier for users to report fake stories
Apple said the problem has been discovered in a few iPhone 6s smartphones
Symantec aims to create the "world's largest consumer security business" with the acquisition
iPhones, Amazon gadgets, Android tablets, Windows 10 computers, Xbox bundles, big cheap TVs & other Black Friday 2016 bargains
Microsoft previews deals on Surface tablets, Dell laptops; plenty of Windows 10 machine deals surface in other retailers' Black Friday 2016 ads
Like Trump, Michael Flynn supports using offensive cyberweapons
Cyber experts warn that lax security of billions of new networked internet of things devices will create a target-rich environment that could have devastating consequences.
Mike Pompeo has also defended the NSA's vast surveillance work
System76's 15.6-inch Oryx Pro with a 4K screen starts at 1,789, and goes up to $7,012 with the ultimate features
Someone stole new handsets destined for customers of operator Three by accessing its upgrade database
Researchers at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, create a neuromorphic chip with off-the-shelf components
$250 gift cards being bundled with Android smartphones, up to $100 being knocked off Android tablets by big retailers for Black Friday 2016
Network outages linked to human error, incompatible changes, greater complexity
A modified rule providing the increased authority comes into force on Dec. 1
Privacy advocates say weakening encryption is counterproductive to fighting terrorism
The company says it will repair the phones for $149
Seed funding could pave way for more chatbots to work on Cisco Spark, Salesforce Chatter messaging platforms
VMware partnership gives Amazon fresh ammo in the cloud wars, while a new service helps move VMs
Microsoft's cloud has gotten better at gleaning insights from data and a bit cheaper to use
TSA on Thanksgiving: “Gravy is sadly prohibited from carry-on bags”
A bunch of Intel deep-learning chips will be coming next year
Intel will build custom processors for Google’s cloud; Sam Ramji joins Google from the Cloud Foundry Foundation
Z-Wave's S2 security framework will be mandatory for certification starting next year
SAP is offering a percentage of its cloud revenue to businesses that refer new customers, after handing partners a cut of contracts they helped sell in August
Huawei is gaining on Apple in 3Q sales, Gartner says
The scrapped proposal would have cut prices 11 percent over three years
Jim Zemlin welcomes Microsoft to the open-source consortium
Overall commitment to renewables makes Microsoft's Cheyenne, Wyoming, facility completely green
Apple Watches and even MacBook Air laptop prices will be cut for Black Friday 2016
Revenue up 1%, net income down 4%
Networked security cameras are the most likely to have vulnerabilities
UCSF is dismissing dozens of IT workers and outsourcing their jobs to an Indian firm
The so-called singularity is still some ways away, says Diane Greene
The goal is to create battle-hardened teams before they have to fight real battles
IBM: Some 68% of companies don’t believe their organizations have the ability to remain resilient in the wake of a cyberattack
This is how GE, FedEx, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley use the cloud
