Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows ME.
Benmark Energy Products puts storage-area networks into good use.
MTLD Top Level Domain next week to issue .mobi Internet domain names aimed at mobile devices.
Buffalo ships WLAN products based on draft IEEE 802.11n standard.
Symantec Senior Vice President of Enterprise Security and Data Management Jeremy Burton on merging Symantec with Veritas and where the company is headed with messaging management.
Oracle looking to make another vertical-market acquisition.
Critics say San Francisco citywide Wi-Fi could interfere with user privacy and other radio signals.
FCC sets rules for its June 29 auction of wireless spectrun licenses to promote competition and efficiency in the auction.
ActivIdentity releases version 6.0 of ActivIdentity SecureLogin Single Sign-On with integrated support for smart cards.
Q&A with TD Ameritrade CIO about storage and encryption.
JBoss CEO Marc Fleury speaks out about planned merger with Red Hat.
Microsoft releases much anticipated patches for IE bugs.
AMD releases last scheduled upgrade to its single-core Opteron processors; Sun, IBM, HP plan to add the chips to their hardware.
Employers look for well-rounded tech talent with application-development and infrastructure skills, as well as vertical experience.
Goodwill Industries helped drive the security overhaul of open source portal software.
Liferay security framework adds greater access control.
SharePoint Portal Server will be renamed as Office SharePoint Server 2007.
Nokia takes aim at corporate mobility management.
Alcatel-based enterprises in wait-and-see mode after Lucent merger.
IM Manager addresses VoIP and video
At LinuxWorld, IT giant says add-ins to support Linux are available.
Regulatory burdens and intellectural property issues also get an airing.
Vendors turn to OPSWAT to better their products.
