Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Ballmer doesn't have to leave the Clippers to return to tech if he turns the Clippers into a tech company.
Samsung and Motorola are both bringing contenders for best new smartwatch to Berlin
A big law firm handling sensitive documents uses its ISO security certification as a competitive differentiator .
Apple is demanding that over US$548 million in damages be paid
DeNA's latest app goes beyond other live streaming software by allowing anything from chat screens to games and video to be broadcast.
DARPA program aims to cultivate automated assistant to help fly aircraft, overcome emergencies
Attackers could use the vulnerability to force BitTorrent applications to send malicious traffic
Claims it's owed $58M while HP seeks "full credit" after cancellation
You might want to start printing all your photos
Only half of IT managers feel they are adequately prepared to prevent future attacks
Lenovo is order a restructuring to revitalize its handset business
A new report shows a steady drop in consumer interest in wearables. But will the smartwatch save the market?
When you own 6,000 cars, any efficiencies you can gain equate to big bucks
Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all quickly suspend accounts, take down video
Global PC shipments will fall by 8.7 percent this year while tablet shipments will decline 8 percent
COO of Georgia Technology Authority discusses the sweeping enterprise-driven privatization push that's improved security, cut costs and upended the state's IT culture.
A bonus feature on a smart home product becomes a security liability.
The mystery of the unnamed narrator
Science, technology, engineering and math alumni rank among highest paid graduates, according to PayScale
The Agora black marketplace will be closed down until a fix for recent Tor de-anonymization attacks is found
IBM augments its software-defined Spectrum line of storage offerings with integrated cloud capabilities
'We are living in a black box society,' one scientist said
Back in the beginning of time (well, five or so years ago), the ability to migrate applications between on-premises and the cloud was held up as the holy grail. Times have changed, but Velostrata is still following that yellow brick road.
Payscale uses alumni post-grad pay to rank 187 colleges and universities with computer science programs
A Stanford computer scientist said the practice poses privacy and performance risks
Surfaces on the sidelines don't translate into Azure use for the league's "Next Gen Stats"
Cisco still rules, Juniper is in a funk
$5.9 billion market stoked by campus and China
New DARPA program looks for more revolutionary protection from DDoS attacks
The company charges an exorbitant amount for its 2-gig fiber service. What will it charge for its nationwide gigabit broadband?
NIST's new publication focuses on authentication and access control
I thought unicorns were magical and mystical. The Wall Street Journal found 115 of them. Time for a new name
The Wall Street Journal found 115 companies valued at more than $1 billion, these are the 15 biggest enterprise tech ones
Waiting for a modular smartphone? Don't get your hopes up
With a new analytics monitoring platform, Brocade aims to make the SAN easier to manage.
An app developer found that he could trick TeamViewer to enable screen recording on Android.
Hardware errors, power failures, and software bugs won't matter anymore if some scientists' ideas are correct.
The top ranks of mobile apps aren't changing much anymore.
Third Point talked about hiring a CEO and replacing the board after acquiring Yahoo stock
New tools show a preview of Microsoft's upcoming workplace collaboration software upgrades
The Salesforce.com Lightning interface will be rolled out to the Sales Cloud first, with other services getting updated shortly thereafter.
New features include support for Windows 10 and a graphics engine overhaul
The Internet of Things, the buzzword du jour and something that every listed company worth its salt needs a solution for.
Strong but finely tuned authentication will be essential, he said
Users of the site have filed law suits in both the US and Canada
