Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
In a startling development, Microsoft is committed to having a Mac IDE
The company's first SSDs with 3D NAND chips are aimed at businesses and data centers
Intel is targeting cloud service providers with new line of Xeon E5-2600 v4 chips
The attack bypasses the restrictions for enterprise app deployment introduced in iOS 9, Check Point researchers said
Cisco executive chair John Chambers invests in drone company Airware, joins board of directors
It could also help make smart homes smarter
Yes, you can have a shared holo-cination with Microsoft's augmented reality headgear
Here are the basics to help you stay secure online
The new GPU is AMD's second-fastest graphics card to date and targeted at data centers, supercomputers
When Apple introduced the Apple II, the need for a home computer was largely untested
Early users found an innovative use for Apple's first consumer computer
The software-defined storage platform has to meet the needs of financial companies and carriers
There's a federal effort under way to reduce the number of vulnerabilities in open source projects
The 'VR ready' Precision desktops will have cutting-edge graphics cards and Intel's new Xeon E5-2600 v4 chips, with up to 22 cores
The organization was reportedly hit with the Samsam ransomware family
A full-blown transformation is required, Mark Barrenechea says, but don't look to ERP to make it happen
Building Echo Pi device does require some coding chops
Windows 10 could become as popular with developers as Macs and Linux machines if true.
It should be obvious, but moisture is really had for hard disks.
Janam's rugged XT2 computer is designed for a variety of mobile workers
Companies going through a merger or acquisition, as well as their lawyers, financial advisers, and other associated firms are all tempting targets for cyberattackers, according to a new report from Digital Shadows
About 30 of the cases are as recent as 2015, according to the ACLU
Acquires workflow automation start-up StackStorm to orchestrate IT
MIT lab that has brought us everything from LEGO MindStorms to Scratch to E Ink shows leadership on open source
Companies are rethinking processes and embracing a more strategic role
The restaurant industry, which has complained loudly about the planned wage hike, is ripe for tech change
Sometimes a comb-over is just a comb-over
Holographic headset could allow for virtual travel.
The order was vacated after the FBI said it had accessed data on a terrorist’s phone
An exercise in password security went terribly wrong, security experts say
The agency's months-long incentive auction began Tuesday
Azure, Windows, HoloLens and more will headline Build this week
'Demonstrate momentum,' says analyst, to convince devs they should invest in company's strategy
More than 406,000 people have registered their drones with the FAA since Dec.
If the FBI can hack it others can, too
Officials with Google and State Department are struggling to craft a balanced policy that combats terrorist messages without unduly curbing Internet freedom.
The ODPi Runtime Specification and test suite is designed to help organizations write Hadoop-based applications once with the confidence that they will run on a variety of Hadoop distributions.
The latest version of the open source version control system makes the experience for Windows users more in line with other platforms
Survey shows wide uncertainty about whether smartphones and tablets were involved
Newer iPhone owners shouldn’t worry about this vulnerability but hang tight and the world will learn the story behind the unlocking at Black Hat 2016.
US Federal Court: This year’s scams are more aggressive and sophisticated than we’ve seen in years past
The tool tricks Locky, TeslaCrypt and CTB-Locker ransomware into believing that computers are already infected
The fingerprint records were not supposed to leave New York state, let alone the secure facility where the work was being performed
Despite lukewarm developer interest, the Microsoft Build schedule indicates Microsoft plans to double down on Universal Windows Platform
New 'Jericho' switches and FlexRoute software aimed at replacing Internet routers
