Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Apple no longer supports the video playback software, making it vulnerable to zero-day exploits
Startup Nyansa analyzes data about all its customers' networks in the cloud
The aircraft was cleared to operate on its next flight
Two women in IT tell how they are losing their jobs to offshore contractors, and having to train their replacements
'Government has utterly failed to ... demonstrate that Apple's assistance is necessary' to crack security, company argues
Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said big companies shouldn’t use their power to hold back innovation
GE’s CTO for IT talks about the obstacles and opportunities when transitioning to the cloud
Startup can give security pros the chance to see how their operations center responds to attacks
SaaS service shows “the correlation between all the moving parts,” says satisfied early user
The case heads to trial next month, with Oracle seeking $8.8 billion in damages
More than 2,000 machines are ready to be infected, Cisco says
A White House initiative to open up set-top boxes to competition cracks the network TV castle wall, letting original television content stream through
Mitel’s mobile reach combined with Polycom’s voice and video solutions could give the combined company an advantage in the unified communications space
The legislation would prohibit the agency from regulating broadband prices
Colfax's pricey new desktops have Intel's new Knights Landing chip, which is primarily designed for supercomputers
Intel says 80% of IT budgets are about to be aimed at cloud. One niggle, though, is a question over security.
The European Commission is nearing the end of a year-long investigation
Looks like there's still some value in good, old-fashioned intuition
In final White House science fair of his administration, Obama stresses that computer science and other STEM fields are as essential as reading and writing.
Advanced NEXTCARS will utilize networks; algorithms to create the “perfect” energy efficient ride
The only thing hotter than chat apps right now is basketball’s Golden State Warriors. Here’s how one enabled the other.
In addition to PCs and mobile devices, Intel is now trying to get hardware companies in China to develop drones, robots and IoT devices
Indefinite gag orders are unconstitutional, the company argues
The CTB-Locker ransomware uses a metadata field in bitcoin transactions to store decryption keys
Studies do find increased optimism among younger women in tech though
One embroidered antenna transmitted test signals with near-perfect efficiency
Senators shouldn't try to 'make encryption illegal,' the petition says
Government officials think the US is unprepared for an attack that could affect power for weeks
Brave wants to replace websites’ ads with its own more privacy-friendly ads.
Princeton engineering prof, computer science chair Jennifer Rexford honored
It's the world's first robot smartphone
With release of Chrome 50, Google follows through on last year's promise to drop support of older OSes
Little-known, but rapidly growing cloud platform DigitalOcean succeeds by making it as simple as possible.
Familiar JavaScript, 85 percent code reuse and an interface that users will accept make React Native a strong cross-platform alternative.
By 2018, anyone flying to or from the EU will have their details logged for five years
It's unclear whether a successor to, or replacement for, Firefox would use Mozilla's Gecko browser engine or switch to Chromium, Chrome's foundation
'What's in it for me?' is what citizens want elected leaders to answer
The patch filters wireless mouse input to make sure no rogue keystrokes are passed to computers
Experts share visions of 5G wireless at CableLabs InformED Wireless event in NYC
Starting July 28, the company will require new Windows 10 PCs, tablets, and smartphones to ship with TPM 2.0, a hardware-based security layer
A series of apparently deliberate outages cut the country from the Internet
Machine learning has a 'dirty secret,' one analyst says: It's not good at everything
The agency is still working through questions about sharing the vulnerability with Apple
Frauds perpetuate as IRS warned again to get its own security it better order
IDC and Gartner pin hopes on enterprise refresh to Windows 10 as consumer market collapse continues
Enterprises lag far behind internet companies in mobile customer engagement. Facebook’s Messenger platform could change that.
Email Privacy Act would reform 30-year-old law
And that's just one reason why this hotel overlooking Imperial Palace gets such good online reviews
