Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The company offers details about its upcoming Power chip at the Hot Chips conference
Each of the zero-day exploits could have sold for over $100,000 or more in the black market
The subpoenas were sent to Datto, SECNAP Network Security and Platte River Networks
Tableau has hired longtime AWS executive Adam Selipsky as its CEO
Advocacy group tells Microsoft to 'come clean' over telemetry, and offer 'meaningful opt-outs'
Companies on a treadmill to stay ahead of data thieves
The vast majority of contributions come from paid developers
It could cause a lot of harm and very little good
From APIs to dispensary robots, new innovations are popping up like weeds
Microsoft Edge vs. Google Chrome, vs. Mozilla Firefox vs. Opera vs. Vivaldi
ARM's new supercomputer chip design with vector extensions will be in Japan's Post-K computer, which will be deployed in 2020
By 2018, those applications for the Chrome browser will be no more
Be aware of platform limitations, but building a bot is still worth doing
The events can be especially valuable for companies in regulated industries, one expert says
Carmakers are increasingly seeking help from Silicon Valley and vice versa
Harvey Nash’s chief digital officer discusses the benefits and drawbacks of outsourcing IT work in Vietnam.
What’s in a bank robber’s FBI nickname anyway?
A security firm finds an unidentified smart socket vulnerable to hacks
Shadow Brokers' sample files include a 16-character tracking string identified in a Snowden document
Insiders will get a chance to test out the forthcoming app
Apple’s sales decline for third straight quarter
This year's Mac upgrade is about 12 days behind 2015's schedule for El Capitan
Ford plans to bring out Traffic Jam Assist for consumer vehicles
The social network has suspended 235,000 in last six months alone, with rate of daily suspensions up 80%
The clothing chain said payment card information of customers was stolen
Intel's IA-32 "mote" prototype could go into smart labels that sense rough handling
An alleged hack has raised questions about the agency's practices
Intel's new Atom T5500 and 5700 chips -- codenamed Broxton -- have Gen9 integrated graphics processors
It encodes information by subtly varying the tempo
The DDR5 DRAM specification will be finalized by the end of this year
Sales fall by 76% in the June quarter, says Gartner
Corporate interests, the needs of national security require balance
The company's importer tool is now available for OS X
The folks in Redmond really do love the open source operating system
Cloud computing offers many benefits, but not everyone profits equally from the changes
By bringing back samples of the asteroid Bennu, scientists hope to learn about the solar system's origins
A group within Western Union information security team relies on cloud software, including content management, social collaboration and single sign-on tools to let employees to get their work done while protecting corporate data.
One in 10 IT workers telecommute, and one in five have at least a master’s degree, Census Bureau data shows
Registration open for teams to build virtual systems for robots to help humans on Mars
Will award redeemable points for 'active' hours in Windows 10's default browser
Adobe's new data science tool, Segment Comparison for Analysis Workspace, leverages machine learning to help marketers uncover the key characteristics of the audience segments driving KPIs.
Cisco said that the sample files reveal an undetected software flaw in its products
Cisco faces challenges in its core switching and routing business.
