Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The company will pay $450 million in a settlement, with most of the money going to e-book buyers
The company will give customers more information about tracking and pay a $1.35 million fine
E-mail, PC, computer science, movie and other pioneers lost in 2016
Despite a massive IT transformation, the cloud still isn't in the cards
For some new gTLDs the ratio of malicious domains is almost 80 percent, Spamhaus says
Gogo plans to offer up to 250 Mbps per aircraft over yet-to-be-launched satellites from Intelsat and OneWeb
Logitech and Intel are coming out today with a combined video conferencing offering. But is agnostic the answer to the videoconferencing conundrum?
Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 release candidate speeds up C/C++ operations and fixes multiple performance issues
CompTIA's annual report of tech employment has California topping all other states by wide margins in nearly every sector
Reprises arguments made by Apple and a slew of supporters in page of The Washington Post
Bank of America is on a journey to embrace a software-defined infrastructure
Raymond Samuel Tomlinson died at 74, according to the Internet Hall of Fame
The ransomware was seeded inside a legitimate BitTorrent application called Transmission
Apple said to be slimming down the iPhone 7; an OLED display could be coming sooner than later, too
GE's Predix UI helps developers design interfaces for applications on the Predix platform
The update also brings better reminder functionality to Microsoft's assistant
The scalable new system could easily crack RSA techniques
Apple's new Twitter handle responding to thousands of customer inquiries
DARPA awards Aurora Flight Sciences contract to move ahead on vertical take off and landing/VTOL aircraft that can fly fast and carry a big load
AMD says Zen puts the company on par with Intel on technology and manufacturing
Dozens of groups file briefs in support of Apple, but some family members and law enforcement groups side with the FBI
The update known as Redstone will focus on "device convergence."
Is this one case where robots *should* take over a job?
Security experts warn that once made, Apple's custom code will be 'very valuable' to authoritarian governments and criminals
Here are some tips to help protect your sensitive data
A decision against Apple would be a gift to authoritarian regimes, commissioner says
Argues people can't be kept safe in the real world if they aren't safe online.
Bio-computer uses less energy, runs cooler and is more efficient
During Detroit GOP debate, Trump says one thing and then clarifies it after
Experts are questioning whether such a thing as a 'cyber pathogen' at all exists
HPE will launch the product later this month, CEO Meg Whitman said
Imposter scam just one of many facing consumers
RSA panel warns there is no easy solution to online IP theft in response to economic espionage.
The company is engaged in a new round of cuts to rebalance its workforce
Departments of Commerce, Defense, Homeland Security, and the Treasury accounted for about $2.4 billion (or about 86%) of the total, GAO report stated
Prices dropped by 12% in just the last quarter alone
At the RSA Conference, VMware demonstrates the security features of its NSX network virtualization product.
The action against ISIS is the first time the DOD has acknowledged an active offensive cybercampaign
Plonked seeks to help you learn more about businesses you might want to do more business with
When it comes to tech lingo, not all terms are created equal
Anecdotal Data Breach Digest is a prep manual for cyber combat
Why a virtualized environment is not a private cloud
Clear Channel Outdoor launches a new geolocation tracking service as a way to deliver targeted ads
Nexus 3000 Series and 3500 Platform switches contain a root account with a static password that can be accessed remotely
IBM is suing Groupon for infringing four of its patents
What’s ahead for skilled visa workers in the presidential contest
