Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The cloud-managed infrastructure business now sells a desk phone
It's interpreted closing a Windows 10 offer's window as authorizing an upgrade since at least late March
Windows Update attempts to download the latest bug fixes, but the install never gets past 0% progress
It's hard to reconcile building apps in the cloud with traditional delivery tools. Atlassian aims to resolve that.
Google's move to let Android apps run in Chrome OS doesn't change the game, analysts assert
The raid is part of an investigation into whether Google should pay $1.8 billion in back taxes
States are having trouble recruiting top cybersecurity workers, lawmakers are told
Twilio, one of the better poster children for modular application development, ups the mobile ante; partners with T-Mobile to offer Twilio Programmable Wireless
Google says the Daydream platform will deliver a high-quality VR experience at a price consumers like
DARPA’s Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1) system would have a reusable first stage that would fly to hypersonic speeds at a suborbital altitude.
New version fixes known flaws and adopts new exploit kit-based distribution model
The decision came down to what solution was best for the media company, not what was easiest or cost the least
The companies are still sparring over "fair use" of some Java code
USCIS is redacting details about the lottery
The new Urika-GX is tuned for highly iterative and interactive analytics
'There’s no substitute for good old-fashioned reference checking,' one analyst insists
A Connected Field Service tool focuses on predictive maintenance
It's all about clarity and transparency—an increasingly difficult task for modern applications
Newly connected IoT products and devices expected to drive huge numbers, according to IDC report
How networking is ushering in a new era of car safety and why a world of connected cars is a safer one
Cars will connect to your smartphone, drive themselves and be at your beck and call
Popularity of the security conference has organizers looking for a bigger venue, non-profit status
And after iPhone 7, Apple may have a glass casing on the way
The first Ara phone will still be customizable, but users won't be able to swap its core components
The company has promised an update to its security guidelines soon, following criticism of outdated practices
A job posting revealed plans for a new personal assistant, but its role relative to Cortana is unclear
Will drop the pausing 'interstitial' page that now pops up when users switch between the two browsers
DARPA has since September awarded seven XD3 multi-million contracts to Georgia Tech, George Mason University, Invincea Labs, Raytheon BBN, Vencore Labs and this week to the University of Pennsylvania
Courts are facing a decision: Expose the FBi's techniques or allow defendants to see the evidence against them
Chrome OS takes advantage of work by cloud containers to give Chromebooks Android-app compatibility
The vulnerability has been known for almost a year, but many users haven't applied the patches
Google Home uses the best of Google’s publicly shared research and development, search, natural language processing and machine learning
Google exec says company is increasingly focused on building for the enterprise
Google’s bringing its entire Android mobile app library to Chromebooks
Apple may release three iPhone models: an iPhone 7, an iPhone 7 Plus and an iPhone 7 Pro
Google’s ready to kick Control+C and Control+V to the curb
Users will be able to download apps from the Google Play Store
Google says the enterprise represents a largely untapped opportunity for the company, and at this week's Google I/O conference it shared its strategy to corner the business market.
In a monthly-active user race, Microsoft gets its hat handed to it
The flaws can be exploited with specifically crafted HTTP requests to cause denial-of-service conditions
The company's sales grew slightly in the last quarter
A.I. and machine-learning technology run through Google I/O announcements
The center could create up to 4,000 jobs
The new Tensor Processing Unit is a major leap forward for intelligent applications
You're probably giving away more than you think
The rollup is a service pack by function if not by name
At Google I/O, company unveils A.I.-based personal assistants
Sells the bare-bones feature phone part of the disastrous Nokia deal for $350M
