Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Gartner has been wrong before – but here's why they really blew it on Hadoop adoption
But sticks with stingy 5GB of free space
Kaspersky: Attackers distract security teams with DDoS attacks, then hit with malware
Trojan targets victims using PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker client software
AWS’s newest product is meant for data that is infrequently accessed
In interview at Dreamforce, Salesforce founder says the company is “not about the cloud”
Microsoft manager predicted 10% to 15% increase in Bing queries by September; just a 1% gain so far
Partnership follows Ruckus arrangement and gives it another option for enterprise customers
As promised, app appears on Google Play Store
Facial recognition tech can even tell how a jury will judge a defendant
Use Facebook and Google login credentials to authenticate customers, partners
Salesforce rents cruise ship to house hotel-less Dreamforce attendees
One quarter of UK smartphone users now make 'no traditional voice calls in a given week,' a new report has found.
When public trust is lost, app use falls off
Apple is releasing iOS 9 today, and JAMF Software is ready with an updated version of Casper Suite, its management platform for Macs and iOS devices.
On verge of splitting into two companies, HP restructures once again
Internet of Things in 2025: The good and bad
Amid new calls from federal authorities for prioritizing security in tech startups, industry experts stress the importance of having firm leaders set a cultural tone.
There's a new botnet malware on the loose, called Corebot, that researchers believe has the potential to develop into a significant threat
Stealth of malware speaks to sophistication of creators, researchers says
Hires talent, acquires assets, teams with other provides to reach beyond its core footprint
Organizations will now be able to use Secunia's software security audit tools in concert with Flexera's asset management capabilities
Dispenses with 'industry practice' claim about downloading upgrade to PCs whose owners didn't ask for bits
The labels can contain encrypted data
OpenDaylight "Lithium" distribution includes interoperability and orchestration enhancements
Tapping RelateIQ technology, SalesforceIQ comes in separate versions for SMBs and enterprises
Expect Surface tablets, Lumia smartphones, and maybe more at a rare Microsoft hardware event.
FireEye discovers an attack in the wild thought to be just theoretical
The vast amount of data collected by the company will be easier to sort through with the new platform
We hear on an almost daily basis that a move to on-demand workforces is an inexorable economic move. Financial software vendor Intuit wants to leverage this shift.
The firmware on at least 14 business routers has been replaced with a backdoored version, researchers from Mandiant found
IoT Cloud will help marketers personalize their interactions with customers, Salesforce says
At its final legislative session of the year, California Senate stalls action on two H-1B bills
Apple's new OS give the new Internet Protocol a fair shake, driving up usage
Rolls out new switches based on Broadcom Tomahawk chipset
Smart wristwear is driving explosive growth in wearables, according to a new report
But the iPhone 6S Plus is already backordered 3-4 weeks
Intel creates Automotive Security Review Board to look into vehicle cyber threats
Build it or buy it?
Intel hopes to persuade security researchers to help it audit and test its automotive infotainment platform
Although you'd be hard-pressed to find a laptop with better specs in this price range, I still can't recommend System76's Serval to everyone.
To avoid detection, some hackers are ditching malware and living "off the land"
Patch expert kicks off petition on Microsoft's own feature request forum
A new report breaks down the recent explosion of data generated on smartphones to show differences in mobile networking trends among demographics.
