Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The flaws could allow hackers to compromise computers and install malware
New DataRobot University course is designed to teach executives how to identify opportunities to optimize their business using machine learning.
The $1.62 billion deal will allow both companies to focus on their core missions
Half of the 14 security bulletins released Tuesday cover critical vulnerabilities
Open source gear might be one way to get around LED pollution on wireless access points, routers, etc.
The GAO opinion could weaken some of the Republican opposition to the transfer of IANA functions
Using Apple Pay for web purchases should mean simpler, faster and more secure shopping
Launches limited-time 'bug chain' contest to root out security vulnerabilities
As enterprise demand for digital transformation grows, expect to see more global in-house centers.
Microsoft takes another step to embrace the others' enterprise mobility management protocols
A ransomware author was able to collect $121 million in ransomware payments
A 'magic search' feature automatically displays important groups and contacts without any need for typing
CIO pay packages show the power of negotiation by incoming and outgoing tech leaders
Top CIOs bank millions in cash, equity, extras
Startup FogHorn has a software platform for analytics and machine learning in edge computing devices
The files allegedly were stolen from the World Anti-Doping Agency
Niantic's CEO says Pokémon Go players will see new Pokémon at big events in the future
The launch date for Intel's 10nm technology has been pushed back 2 years, and a job listing indicates the move to 7nm could be delayed until 2022
Evernote says the company's top level ML services were a major draw when moving to the cloud
Peter Gabriel is latest to sing about Snowden
The way it looks now, you'll want to go with the bundle pricing
Takes issue with promise that he would get a new iPhone every 12 months
It's designed to help companies create microservice-driven applications
Riverbed Technology has been aggressively rebuilding its portfolio to better align with SD-WAN, and its recent announcements show it has come roaring back
Most companies worry about communicating and enforcing their internal mobile security policies
Intel's Joule developer board will get support for Windows 10 IoT Core by year-end, Microsoft says
The results from this year's IoT hacking contest are in and it's not a pretty picture
Nearly half of incoming CompSci undergrads are women at CMU this fall
Federal Trade Commission chair cautions that businesses must do more to protect consumers from ransomware extortion, one of the biggest cyberthreats today.
Some Senate Republicans are trying to block the move at the last minute
The House Judiciary Committee is set to vote on $100,000 wage minimum for H-1B-dependent firms
Aerohive’s SD-LAN brings a level of agility, visibility and automation to the campus LAN that it never had before
It’s all about connectivity, and Cambium provides that in some of the most trying conditions in the world
Algorithmically synchronizing multiple routers and optimizing time, frequencies and phases will be behind the next generation of MIMO Wi-Fi
Cisco and Apple make iPhone and iPad integral part of enterprise network
If there was any doubt about enterprises’ growing realization of the importance of software, today’s GitLab news should dispel that
About 21,953 of the recalled smartphones were sold in Canada
Research report reveals Apple might keep dual-lens camera as high-end exclusive even in iPhone 8
Nvidia's new Tesla P4 and P40 GPUs are targeted at deep learning
Carrier's Internet of Things program is expanding
From Amazon to Alaska Air, Microsoft has a pretty good base of support in its lawsuit against the U.S. government
The 70-inch MondoPad Ultra has a faster processor and more storage than Surface Hub
ZeroStack’s Hybrid Cloud solution lets customers migrate workloads from ESX to ZeroStack with a single click
The unpatched vulnerability can be exploited to gain root access to servers
Aruba’s Mobile First Platform, built on the new ArubaOS 8.0, helps partners and customers build mobile-enabled apps on top of the Aruba foundation
The company’s cloud-based network management service will be run by techs from a mobile app
