Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The UN’s declaration that internet access is a basic human right may sound silly, but its actually a big deal for net neutrality
Pokemon Go doesn't work on Android mobile devices with Intel Atom chips, the latest issue for the chip maker as it pulls away from handset market
HoloLens demo shows off a holographic, multimonitor setup
The 4TB SSD represents a doubling of capacity over Samsung’s previous flash drive
Arable's Pulsepod collects hyperlocal weather and crop data to help farmers make better-informed decisions
The use of third-party code in enterprise software projects is growing fast, but the used code often has known flaws
Live streaming will advance because of a growing demand for 'real-time' information
The hotel chain was hit by malware designed to collect payment card information
Apollo 11 went to the moon and back guided by a computer with 0.08% of the processing power of an iPhone 5s ... now you can read the code that drove the mission and try the simulator
Gypsy Moth invasion, cyborg locusts, Zero Days -- the movie, bug problems for Lenovo, Symantec & others, and super interesting research from New York University & others aimed at reducing software bugs
Some gaming desktops with AMD's $199 graphics card are priced under $900
The collaboration has been protecting companies from the latest cyber attacks
In tests, they missed 98 percent of the vulnerabilities in researchers' code
The pros and cons of the Polycom-Mitel merger collapse
Screens that can roll up could appear in tablets that fold into the shape of smartphones
The code for Project Malmo, Microsoft's tool for conducing AI experiments in Minecraft, is now open source
The merger between HPE’s enterprise services business and CSC may or may not help solve those providers’ problems, but there are steps customers can take to make sure the huge ‘spin-merger’ works out in their favor.
The European Commission is set to issue an adequacy decision early next week, bringing Privacy Shield into effect
Gartner analyst predicts that U.K. firms will slow down strategic plans
Fear not: The lingo needn't be mysterious. What's tricky is making it all pay off.
Cloud management software is a still maturing market, so there are a number of factors to consider before buying one
ThousandEyes’ container-based network performance monitoring software provides visibility into Cisco routers and the apps that pass through the routers
Walmart emphasizes security of mobile payment app
A muffled voice buried in a YouTube video can take over your phone, researchers say
The Keydnap malware uses creative ways to infect computers and gain root access
Five executives will each get a slice of his job
A vulnerability in a service shared by many D-Link products allows attackers to take over cameras, routers and other devices
San Francisco leads in tech hiring, says new report on U.S. tech labor market
The merger will give Avast control of 400 million network "endpoints" running the companies' software
Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she came to a decision after meeting FBI chief James Comey
Four new Microsoft Surface devices are reportedly in the works, and an all-in-one PC might also be on deck
A new app store, meanwhile, will help business users find line-of-business SaaS applications
Manufacturers can choose between two patch levels, one dedicated to device-specific fixes
CIOs say they’re more likely to use Microsoft Azure than Amazon Web Services in three years
The company will work with Google on Chromebooks, IoT development
Giant homemade computer shown running Tetris
The Eleanor malware allows attackers to execute commands and scripts, steal and modify files and take pictures using the webcam
MOOCs can bring agility and efficiency to enterprise IT training and skills development
Platform is silent on H-1B visa use and offshore outsourcing
Physical safety isn't the only thing that travelers need to worry about at the Rio Olympics -- security experts warn that travelers need to be extremely careful when they access computer networks, as well
One of the biggest barriers to enterprise adoption of containers has been the assessment that they're not secure. Twistlock scored some fuel to solve that problem.
Veriflow gets $8.2 million in Series A funding to develop new method to identify network breaches and outages
A former employee had accessed company records using a password shared by a current staffer
The fledgling OS got its start on older PCs, now it's abandoning them
SK Telecom's now offering smartphone-like IoT data plans on its new nationwide wireless network in South Korea
