Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Two-thirds of polled IT pros agree that the free upgrade makes them more likely to adopt the new OS
Or, how not to handle a software patch.
Virgin Galactic’s co-pilot prematurely unlocked the braking system, but NTSB says that a single human error shouldn’t have caused crash of SpaceShipTwo
Almost 3/4 of users adopt it for virtualized functions; enterprises find NFV appealing too
As the world gets ever-more excited about microservices and containerization, companies that provided the first generation of cloud infrastructure automation are scrambling to remain relevant.
A new HP-sponsored study finds plenty of vulnerabilities, but what's the real risk?
As the growth of innovation related to IT infrastructure continues apace, the pressure remains on vendors to ensure their solutions keep up with emerging trends. CliQr's latest version is an example of this.
New Phishing attacks are targeting Google users
Microsoft's distribution of the free upgrade may affect the Internet at large, says analyst
We often hear that the Internet of Things is going to change the world, alas real-world examples of IoT applications are depressingly scarce.
Cut in current limited restructuring, sources say; Cisco won't confirm
Robots could become so powerful that their artificial intelligence becomes a very real threat to humanity, a scientist predicts.
Think design isn't important for enterprise software? IBM disagrees, and is hiring 1,000 designers to prove it.
How much do CIOs really make? To find out, we scoured the proxy statements of the 500 largest U.S. companies and found 25 that disclosed CIO pay.
CTO and Chief Digital Officer tabbed on Robbins' first day in the corner office
As the NASDAQ rises, so do computer science enrollments, and as it falls....
Oracle's plan to eliminate access to sun.Misc.unsafe would have drastic consequences, opponents fear
Robbins takes over at Cisco for John Chambers this Monday, promoting a hyper-connected architecture in the face of competition from white box makers and SDN proponents
