Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
VMware’s alive and well, but it faces headwinds just like any other company
Mixed messages from metrics firms hint at user growth but usage decline; the latter could upset Microsoft's revenue plans for Windows 10
The acquisition will be used to improve Microsoft's Office 365 productivity tools
Security experts are split about whether the FTC's oversight will help improve enterprise security
Intel is funding quantum computing research in the Netherlands, hoping to make fully functional quantum computers a reality in a dozen years or so
The DATA Act aims to bring transparency to government spending, but officials are mindful of the compliance burden and cultural challenges in effecting reform.
The IBM IoT cloud platform can now automatically recognize ARM mbed processors
The upgrade should simplify flight and bring better quality video
Comcast aims to hedge against cord cutters by enticing millennials to connect and levying higher access charges on heavy internet users.
Finding a space in the file sharing market, not easy, but not impossible either...
Microsoft said Edge would be faster than IE 11. So how does it compare in a benchmark showdown?
With more choice and improved looks and battery life, the two companies are hoping for greater success
Cisco’s security consulting chief James Mobley outlines four areas CISOs need to develop their skills in order to keep up with the rapidly changing needs of corporate security.
The program uses multiple ad injection mechanisms to prevent clean-up efforts
Analysts parse vague statement, try to figure out what partnership means for Apple's enterprise strategy
New features are focused on making students and teachers more productive
Petabytes of police video are flooding into cloud services
With upgrade-or-else deadline just 20 weeks away, IE users finally get in gear
The payment to lawyers and initiators of the case has been reduced
The hub, first promised for March, is available now in the U.S., and will go on sale in the U.K. on Sept. 10
And why enterprise IT pros should be getting ready for them
Researchers have built a network that uses magnetic fields for devices to communicate through the body
Rumors, leaks, and everything else we know so far.
This company really can't make up its mind if it wants to respect privacy or not.
Intel has a bit of a "spray and pray" investment approach. Backing Qnovo actually makes sense, though!
At its current pace, the browser will reach the 35% mark by March
Customer says multi-day outage brought down the Fujitstu cloud
Mobile Network Operators are committing to migrate voice subscribers to IP-based Voice over LTE telephony, according to a new report.
Researchers from Rapid7 found serious vulnerabilities in nine video baby monitor devices
The smartphone will start shipping in November
Check Point software upgrade counters an technique attackers have used to evade traditional sandboxes
Is there any way this innovative new human/algorithm hybrid virtual assistant could serve millions of users?
It's all about managing patient relationships, the company says
81 percent of hospitals and health insurance companies have had a data breach
Some companies have as many as 35 such apps in their environments, a study found
VMware is playing catch-up with Amazon and Microsoft -- and playing to its strengths
Wireless charging and WiGig could mean computing without wires
The Fortify app testing service has gained machine learning analysis capabilities
The gimbal-stabilized camera means smoother video
More than 50 new processors will appear in hundreds of anticipated PCs
The technology will allow for more reliable and secure connections from third-party networks
There are multiple special versions of the technology coming for low-speed, low-power devices
Virtualization, including network virtualization, is the missing piece of the puzzle for securing an enterprise, the VMware CEO said at VMworld
The companies have worked together on a new device management initiative
The company's messaging client has been redesigned with a chat-like interface
But data also shows torrid pace has cooled since early August
All work and no play don't make for very happy employees. Some tech companies have better work-life environments than others.
