Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
At GCP Next in San Francisco, Google shows off its whiz-bang cloud
Our examination of Emergency Room reports to Consumer Product Safety Commission tells a hurtful story of people and their phones
Changes will come to the File Explorer and the calendar.
It's expected to provide details at a developer conference next month
Broadband providers have been on a 'shopping spree' for data brokers
The tool lets engineers monitor applications running on AWS or GCP
In turn-about, government now says Apple's help not needed; 'outside party' has likely demonstrated 'NAND mirroring' technique, says iOS forensics expert
Biggest bounties are for being able to find employee Social Security and customer credit card numbers, among other data
Enterprise administrators will be able to disable macros for documents obtained from the Internet
The Badlock vulnerability is severe and likely to be exploited soon after disclosure
Factors to consider when deciding whether to use an iPad Pro as your main work computer
The FBI's warning is likely directed more at carmakers than drivers
Glassdoor study uses crowdsourced employee data to explain gender pay gap across industries, countries
Judge Lucy Koh is concerned that the outcome of the trial could be questioned after a Supreme Court review
The system modifications may work -- for a while
Developers love Google's technical leadership, but it hasn't been able to convince enterprises
Investigators easily connected alleged SEA members with their real identities
The database giant says HPE was involved in a scheme that infringed Oracle's copyright
Network operator Altice is staking its international IoT business on the proprietary Sigfox system while it waits to see whether LTE-M is viable
Microsoft has a ton of new features planned for its cloud-based BI service
The high-res image combines 1.3 million aspects for a view of the bone's entire surface
As consumers increasingly stream entertainment, consumer equipment manufacturers must choose between building dumb devices or smart devices.
Apple may need to bring some iPad Pro features like a touchscreen to MacBooks as users evolve
Domo has raised $590 million on a $2 billion valuation
FBI Cyber Most Wanted is a list of cyber hellbenders
Lenovo is looking at new hardware designs, lower costs and software partnerships to expand in server market
Issues separate security-only updates for Yosemite and Mavericks
Tools helps users let friends know they’re safe after emergencies
Even if one iPhone is cracked, the government wants new legal authority, experts say
Ambitious cloud expansion highlights arms race by big IaaS providers to expand globally
Identity theft is a plague the IRS is fighting
Turning a private cloud into a public cloud as a service is not for the faint of heart
Sure, you and all your IT service providers follow ITIL guidelines, but you interpret those standards differently. And those little inconsistencies can lead to big problems.
The company scrambles to patch a two-year old Linux kernel vulnerability that has been ignored
If Google can work around government roadblocks, information could flood into the communist country
The Alpha was overpriced and launched when bigger phones were the trend
The company’s big spring announcement boils down to… lower prices.
Grove was present at Intel’s 1968 founding with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore
Government lawyers have asked to postpone a court hearing scheduled for Tuesday
The organization has worked for three years to improve its ability to catch fraudulent software
Cisco engineering reorg emphasizes strategic importance of networking, IoT, cloud, security
The iPad Pro is an 'ideal PC replacement,' Apple claims
Apple's new iPad Pro falls short in several areas as a true substitute
Co-founder Rivers becomes CTO as Sales VP takes over Linux NOS vendor
