Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
These Internet TV streaming devices will be the savior of every gadget-obsessed, cable-cluttered geek out there.
Davidson replaces Rahim, who became CEO last year
Kansas City's tech renaissance stems partly from early work with Google Fiber
Pushing technology into the legal system could help protect more victims
Think it's easy to get out of a short deal when you want to switch outsourcing providers? Think again. Exits from short deals can be costly, time-consuming and disruptive.
So long as you have a service contract, you need not worry about your work PC.
CEO Richard Branson plans to initially launch a low-earth-orbit satellite constellation of 648 satellites to get the OneWeb company rolling.
Developers plan Open Virtual Network extension for L 2/3 abstractions
The Glass team was fighting an uphill battle. The best course of action was to take Glass out of the spotlight.
Activist investors will not get what they want
IBM says cognitive vehicles become commonplace; fully autonomous cars not so much
IBM cognitive computing technology put to creative use by new generation of tech entrepreneurs
The OS enters a formal beta test phase for the masses to test it out.
Hotel chain will continue to work with FCC on clarifying its Wi-Fi monitoring options
CA survey shows 88% of enterprises either have or expect to adopt DevOps.
But stress and social media use are still, in some ways, interrelated.
Measure could accelerate offshoring of U.S. jobs, critics argue
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to detect malware, does it even exist?
Business apps were among the most popular apps in 2014 in both Google Play and the Apple App Store, according to a new report on app store growth. And 2015 promises even more apps aimed at business users.
Mobile users encountered malware 75% more often in 2014 compared to 2013
An online ad company called Turn is using tracking cookies that come back to life after Verizon users have deleted them. Turn’s services are used by everyone from Google to Facebook.
Preview program it's pitching may be connected to blending of Lync with Skype this year
When all the cars on the road talk to each other, they'll be able to create their own traffic lights on-demand.
The race to zero has become the race to supercomputer VMs in the cloud
