Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Among wireless carriers, shifts in executive postings are taking center stage
Let the games begin.
Company looks to woo researchers who use natural language querries
Starts scrubbing the Windows Store after report last week identified widespread junk apps that tricked customers into paying for free software
The Department of Labor has a history of semi-autonomous agencies running their own IT shops. That's beginning to change thanks to a push toward consolidating and standardizing infrastructure and applications.
Quick-release cadence and free upgrades may stretch out refresh cycles even further
VMware system virtualizes compute, network and storage.
Google promotes 64-bit browser to polished, 'Stable' channel; trumpets faster speed, better stability
The new chips support NFC communications
Utah firm competes with Codecademy, Lynda and others
Inadequate power surge protection is fingered for blame
Security and information event management goes beyond traditional anti-virus tools for baseball’s Tribe.
Online shoppers are buying everything from clothes, to airline tickets, pet supplies and groceries
Drive boasts Seagate’s most efficient power consumption
Executive lays the blame on 'sloppy' habits, faster-tempo development
Verizon adds QR code logins to its Verizon Universal Identity Services portfolio to streamline authentication while making it more secure.
At VMWorld 2014, the cloud is a central theme, but company still has a lot of work to do.
Tech pros field 34 solicitations per week, according to IT staffing and services firm TEKsystems.
LinkedIn has embraced a multi-app strategy and now has a family of six separate apps -- from job search to tailored news -- but is there such a thing as too many apps?
IT managers may be too cautious about managing power, and businesses are unwilling to invest in efficiency, study finds
