Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Apple may be selling fewer iPhones, but Facebook’s huge gains once again confirm the power of mobile
Linux and open source enthusiasts gathered to learn about DevOps, Postgres and a host of enterprise and cloud topics
The company wants to drive broad blockchain adoption, but also bring users to its cloud services
For now, there's a decryption tool that can help CryptXXX victims
'We will move from a mobile-first to an AI-first world," Google CEO Pichai said
'Trying to change the narrative,' says one analyst of emphasis on predictable revenue from the customer base
New tools are helping companies achieve the supply chain's 'holy grails,' one CIO says
The apps loaded fake log-in pages to steal user credentials for popular online payment services
The FBI can now search computers anywhere in the world, according to critics
Sixty-four percent revenue growth shows how much companies rely on AWS
The company's mobile OS could face a more viable future in IoT
The iOS version of Microsoft's note-taking software now makes it easier to move images
CIA documents invisible, ink photography methods in cryptic notes
Retail in-store analytics is easier with IoT, but gathering the right amount of data often involves some trial and error
The market for CPaaS is still in its infancy, but it is key to digital transformation in organizations
Microsoft extends free support; Google Apps for Work are free for customers of other vendors
Nvidia’s breakthrough is the vehicle automatically taught itself to drive by watching how a human drove
Movidius’ Fathom Neural Compute Stick resembles an Intel Compute Stick, but is designed for vision processing
It's paying $663 million to complement its Primavera project-management software
Pro-ISIS hackers are largely unsophisticated, but they are looking for experts, Flashpoint says
Vladimir Tsastsin was one of seven individuals behind a $14 million click fraud operation that used the DNSChanger botnet
And headwinds in the future
Computers will delve into your timeline and figure out even more about you
HP's thin-and-light Chromebook 13 has a 3200 x 1800-pixel display and a Core M processor
Both Apple and Samsung saw a drop in smartphone shipments in the first quarter, Strategy Analytics said
It’s false to believe the company can become greater than it is by acquiring other companies
For sales to rebound, the iPhone 7 must have a vital growth-reigniting feature that consumers have never seen
The Email Privacy Act would require police to get warrants to search data stored in the cloud
GAO report says government and industry efforts to address vehicle cybersecurity are unlikely to provide many benefits for vehicles already operating on the roads today or those currently in the design and production stages
Anonymous, ransomware, metadata, drones, search engines, firewalls and other familiar tech topics have starred alongside The Good Wife actors during the show's 7-season run
Keeping-old-computers-longer problem snares Apple, says analyst
The Otto prototype is one way for the company to demonstrate the future of IoT
Samsung's service for businesses will support a wide range of devices and third-party cloud services
Samsung's Artik 10 is better than Raspberry Pi 3 in many ways, but it has an aging 32-bit ARM CPU
I love my iPhone 6 Plus—and that’s Apple’s problem
New license agreements could turn the struggling chip maker around
A new 'Find a Time' feature sifts through schedules to pick out the best meeting time
The group has targeted Asian government organizations since 2009
Organizations that are mobile ‘pioneers’ saw a 16% boost in productivity, as well as increases in creativity and loyalty
It may not be much in terms of actual dollars, but this looks like a strategic investment in this big data analytics company
Managing open source clouds isn’t easy
New systems in the company's FlashSystem line are designed for cloud computing and analytics
Works with Aerohive to deliver unified network management, teams with others to develop solutions around OS10
Handwriting recognition and a revamped Start menu are just the beginning of new features users can expect
Tough to compete with the huge numbers of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus a year ago, says industry expert
Google unveils MODE band that comes with an open-source license, wants to compete with wrist watch fashions
Electromagnetic risks are out there and more needs to be done to protect grid
