Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
King of online retail to try its hand with a storefront in time for holiday season
Cheap, clean, efficient power ... LENR could change everything and, today, it's looking just that bit more realistic
Fixes for Microsoft .NET framework will likely need extra time.
Discount packages, extended warrantees, future-proofing of accessories are all part of the strategy
Another double-digit patch month for IE, security professional bets
Presses CEO Tim Cook to up the repurchasing fund from current $90B
A new study looks at policies hostile to multinational IT companies and calls on U.S. officials and allied nations to step up trade enforcement and prioritize the tech sector ahead of other industries. Some in the tech industry, though, want the U.S.
Still no flying cars – but all the streaming video you can shake a smartwatch at.
Glow device reduces contrast between computer screen, background on the fly
The chips will be used in next-generation SSDs
Complex planning -- and true innovation -- is out of fashion, argues PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel
The Apple co-founder spoke at Gartner’s Symposium/ITxpo
A design flaw in the e-health records system in Dallas may have made it difficult for an ER physician to see the patient’s travel history.
Computer engineering graduates are some of the top paid workers in the country, Brookings finds
That's how betas work
The 12-story IBM Watson Global Headquarters will open its doors in the heart of New York City's Silicon Alley tomorrow morning in an effort to attract talented students and entrepreneurs.
Releases Chrome 38, but expected 64-bit for OS X won't show until next month
Microsoft has launched what it calls its 'largest-ever open collaborative development' effort to try to ensure its next operating system is what customers want. But has Microsoft really learned from the mistakes of Windows 8?
