Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Government agency, Enterprise Ireland, invests in future of start-ups
CEO Mark Hurd pushes consolidation as part of massive restructuring.
Array Networks, Aventail and Citrix introduce flexible licensing plans for emergency situations.
Judge approves two-year extension to parts of her judgment.
Some deny handing over call records to the NSA.
Deutsche Bank saw VoIP in its future when it acquired Berkshire Mortgage and is now taking it worldwide.
Symantec's Hamlet client security software integrates technology from recent acquisitions.
VeriSign's purchase of SSL certificate provider GeoTrust will give it access to the SMB market.
Also warns of the dangers of mobile computing security lapses.
MIT Media Lab builds a 1.4-petabyte SAN to study how babies learn to talk.
Motorola Q smart phone gets its debut next week.
HP's second-quarter resuls beat analysts' forecasts.
IBM says it will include an ODF-compatible version of OpenOffice embedded in the next version of Lotus Notes.
Service management offering lets customers track telecom expenses.
Business Resilience Solutions addresses a range of business-continuity preparedness tasks.
Distinguished engineer weighs in on the state of network research and her latest projects.
Juniper set to upgrade wan acceleration equipment.
PostPath looks to bring in Linux-based replacement.
Products contine to help users understand how application components use IT resources.
Device gives companies a glimpse of ongoing privacy, intellectual property and financial disclosure violations.
GE security exec's thoughts on how to stop data and identity thieves
Azure Capital general partner high on VoIP, data center companies
Expand, Packeteer each to buy a competitor.
New library packed with state-of-the-art technology.