Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Sprint Nextel fleshes out wireless options at CTIA show.
Web creator provides Semantic Web update.
LinuxWorld panel discusses the evolution and challenges of Security Enhanced Linux
U.K. government and financial institutions test disaster responses.
U.S. Census Bureau to outfit census-takers with wireless handheld computers.
SAP responds to Oracle's moves in the application space.
NTT DoCoMo to make its move into the consumer credit market.
IBM releases WebSphere Portal 6.0.
MIT proposes opportunistic coding and Web Wallets.
IBM and start-up Rapport have developed a new, energy-efficient microprocessor, the Kilocore 1025.
Bowdoin College invests in VMware virtualization software.
Managing your most important IT suppliers requires attention and dedication.
Intended to run in test labs, target devices include switches, routers, servers and firewalls.
New services would help companies with federated ID management and tracking regulations.
VMware installation paying off in terms of money, management.
SAP says delay of Microsoft Office won't affect Mendocino release.
Formerly just for servers, patching alternative extended to clients.
Company says combined products to cost half as much.