Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Vendors turn to OPSWAT to better their products.
IBM's WebSphere middleware is the foundation of the platform.
While number of subscribers are predicted to grow, carrier revenue is not.
Disclic pounces on companies that are going out of business by acquiring their Microsoft licenses and then reselling them.
Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE makes its debut in the U.S.
Judge rules that $2.65 billion settlement in shareholder class-action lawsuit over America Online is fair.
Red Hat's proposed purchase of JBoss could make IBM an attractive partner to other Linux distributors.
Software flaw in Oracle Server could allow users to read, modify and delete data used by Oracle applications, security expert warns.
EMC rolls out EMC Documentum Archive Services for E-mail and EMC Documentum Archive Services for Reports.
At CTIA Wireless, Nortel CEO says product changes are being considered.
Sprint Nextel to announce its decision on 4G mobile technology by the end of August.
Sun cuts workers from its Scalable Systems Group.
Microsoft to release five security patches to fix IE, Windows and Office.
Atrica A-2160 carrier Ethernet switch is designed for outdoor, uncontrolled environments.