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Review of dozens of SDN moves may hint at what’s in store for 2015
As many doubt the practicality of a fully self-driving car, Google built its own.
We might even miss a few of these Microsoft oldies
Compares its legal battle to that of legendary nonviolent civil disobeyer
From the beginning, the Bring Your Own Device movement has been a nightmare for CIOs. And recently many workers – once excited by the concept – are wondering if it’s worth it. Here’s a look back at CIO.com’s year-long coverage of this ongoing workpla
Proposes that browser makers collaborate in explicitly marking unencrypted traffic as unsafe
The special circumstances surrounding the Sony hack permanently change the rules of hacking.
Here's a gift for the data center who has everything - a thermoelectric generator.
If I am right, this will be a tough year for tech and everyone else.
Interconnected providers, all using ACI APIC, will number in the thousands, company says
It's put-up or shut-up time for Windows, devices and mobile, say analysts
Cloud market expected to see 23% growth in the new year, thanks to security efforts and hybrids
Last year, we predicted that smart machines would radically alter outsourcing, insourcing would increase and cloud computing would come down to earth. Now it's time to grade those and the rest of our predictions.
This week, Polycom announced its video infrastructure has been qualified by Microsoft for Lync 2013.
Theft of credit card numbers from stores was the major trend in data breaches, signaling the maturity of for-profit cybercrime networks
A well organized criminal group is targeting both iOS and Android users with man-in-the-middle attacks
Responding to North Korea over Sony hack is a tricky problem
Rejects request by the AP, Bloomberg and CNN to release Jobs' 2011 video deposition for just-concluded antitrust case
