Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
With Brillo and Weave, Google ties devices together with easier user experience
But Joshua McKenty says that’s not necessarily a bad thing
Cybersecurity just hasn't kept up with the evolution of IT.
The first social network for pets will find your lost dog and monitor its stress levels.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg credits video games with turning him into a programmer. But he knows the reality is more complicated.
Savvy CIOs in a variety of industries are generating additional revenue and value for their organizations by creating new data-driven products and services, a feat of IT alchemy wherein focus leads to financial reward.
FCC enjoins the battle to beat robocalling
Speeds of 400 gigabits per second, or 50 gigabytes of data sent in one second over existing infrastructure, promises higher new commercial fiber speeds.
WITI Hall of Fame inductees to be honored; Oscar winner Patricia Arquette to speak with a purpose
Dubbed Locker, this 'sleeper' ransomware had laid dormant on infected devices until those behind the scam activated it earlier this week.
U.S. judge rejects dismissal of Infosys discrimination lawsuit
A Miami auto-accident threatens to upend the business model of Uber, along with many of its competitors and similar services in the sharing economy.
The per-record cost of a data breach reached $154 this year
Automatic, who makes a dongle for the car that pulls driving data from the On-board Diagnostics II System, has just upgraded its device by adding GPS—and it's launched an app store.
ConteXtream develops OpenDaylight-based controller for virtualized Layer 4-7 services
Companies defend $55B deal as good for consumers and innovation
