Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Office 365 users can now forward emails to their notebook from work
Skills in Hadoop or Spark are 'a big plus,' one recruiter says
Merger and acquisition activity is at record levels, requiring selling companies to renegotiate outsourcing arrangements for their divested entities.
EU and U.S. negotiators are struggling to reach agreement on a new transatlantic data-transfer agreement ahead of a Jan. 31 deadline set by privacy watchdogs
A revamped government website will offer consumers personalized, step-by-step guidance to reclaim their identities and untangle compromised accounts.
Facebook's huge community of platform app developers and contributors to its many open source projects will be watching how the Parse shutdown is managed.
Engineers monitor realtime feeds from cell sites so fans can tweet, post and stream during the big game
A group of engineers believes hiding complexity so traditional programmers can develop for the Internet is the future of the Internet.
Huawei, Lenovo, and Xiaomi are the rising stars in mobile.
In the office and in Congress, IT workers are fighting back -- often in silence
The Azure cloud platform is gaining strength
19-year vet, head of company's 26,000 engineers, departing second half of 2016
AWS’s cloud pumps up ecommerce earnings
DHS’ Einstein security program still faces recurring feature problems
A new machine-learning algorithm, combined with social media and remote sensing, has successfully identified flooded areas without using satellites alone.
As Zuckerberg prepped his talk to top shareholders, as if by coincidence Google released numbers to prove it is a major player in VR.
Worries about sales hit both Apple and Samsung stock prices
JSPatch could allow malicious developers to bypass Apple's strict application review process and access restricted iOS functions
Apple posted a record-breaking quarter yet again, but all analysts can focus on are iPhone sales.
Sandia National Laboratories: A 50-MW turbine requires a rotor blade more than 650 feet (200 meters) long, two and a half times longer than existing wind blades
The FCC is opening a new band with rules to ensure spectrum sharing between different users. What kind of networks can be expected in this new band?
European Commission proposes new rules for preventing tax avoidance by multinationals
With rumors flying around about Apple set to announce a 4-inch iPhone, research shows that larger-screened smartphones are simply better for business.
Mirroring Apple, Samsung sees weak demand in 2016
It's adding cells in a fan gathering area in downtown San Francisco and will keep them after the game
The browser plug-in will be retired in Java 9, but older versions will likely linger on for years
Smartphone growth in the fourth quarter was the lowest ever, said research firm Strategy Analytics
Competitors are wired for BICSI's 9th annual Cabling Skills Challenge
'Level of interest…indicates much more rapid shift to Windows 10 than any previous operating system,' says Gartner
How Google revamped its Chrome browser app for iOS to prevent users from exceeding their data limits and get search results faster.
Both play key roles in food processor SugarCreek's data centers
CEO Gelsinger hints that how network virtualization will be a key technology for the company
The app overlays system dialogs on top of the device administrator confirmation window and hijacks users' clicks
The 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' is happening now and it's creating 'a perfect storm of business model change,' says the WEF.
Box documents are now coming to Office for iOS, too
Linaro doesn't want searching for ARM server software to be a treasure hunt
Insurance companies could use these CSTAR scores to help set cyber insurance premiums
The Swedish capital will be the first to get the speedy new wireless service.
AMD wants developers to use its GPUOpen project to optimize their games for its chips, in turn encouraging gamers to buy PCs containing them
The company's Java-based, back-end system was vulnerable to an attack that researchers have warned about for a year
Healthcare is an incredibly lucrative industry, and never more so than today. Jitterbit aims to get in on that with a tool to help exchange clinical data.
Verizon and AT&T are among those looking to speed innovation and cut costs
Optional Practical Training program extension gets a 90-day reprieve
The company is facing pressure in its core server virtualization business
Vendors are turning up the heat to boost their revenue, licensing experts warn
Sales growth in the last quarter was the slowest in the iPhone's history
Workers are out on a limb when it comes to data theft, says a report.
Microsoft exec fires off blog post to defend Surface tablet's performance during Patriots-Broncos football game
