Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Your memory might be fuzzier than you think, UCLA researchers say
NASA says 11 cubesats will fly along on key space test mission
Bank card fraud, website hacks, and ransomware all have first-step actions to take when you uncover the infiltration. Here's a look at some steps you can take to mitigate havoc.
BestBlackFriday.com looks back four months ago to see just how good a bargain TV, laptop, iPad deals were during Thanksgiving Week
How Arista is making it easier for customers to embrace the cloud.
A quick scanning app popular with Microsoft's Windows Phone users will now be available on iOS and Android.
Will stop setting the 'don't track me' signal as on by default in its browsers
Microsoft rightly pitches the new 2-in-1 as an alternative to Surface Pro 3 for 'less intense' tasks
Drexel, library unite on automated iPad borrowing system
Comcast will soon bring 2-gigabit fiber internet to its customers in Atlanta, in a move it probably wouldn't have made had its competitors not forced its hand.
Grill Microsoft Surface 3 team on latest iPad killer
FBI, IC3 warn of tax return charlatans looking to grab your money
It's pitching the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge as popular, stylish -- and secure -- alternatives for businesspeople who might otherwise be thinking about iPhones.
Two malware campaigns have been spotted in the Middle East
New microprocessors, being tested now, will aid the Internet of Things IoT through frugal power consumption. Soon, we may never change batteries again.
A new study makes a case for Security-as-a-Service.
Microsoft will stop patching Windows Server 2003 in just over 100 days, and a recent survey found that a lot of people aren't even aware that the end of support is coming.
Intel dropped SATA for this drive because it posed a bottleneck for performance
Analyst says startups will have trouble competing with bigger competitors
Merchants will soon have to upgrade to TLS -- but not all payment vendors are ready
Scary stories of hacking Internet of Things devices are emerging, but how realistic is the threat?
Text messaging is just the tip of the iceberg
Windows 10's free upgrade may stifle 7's growth, but data shows the older OS will power a quarter of all PCs when Microsoft pulls support in 2020
The market gathers behind encryption to safeguard data from breaches.
