Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The defendants stole trade secrets from Westinghouse Electric, United States Steel and other companies, the DOJ says
Intel is adding more circuitry for fine-grained movement control, but not upgrading the CPU
Ninety-seven people were arrested worldwide for selling, buying or using the Trojan program
Will charge members of the PLA's Unit 61398 with stealing trade secrets, first-ever accusations against a foreign power
OSM founder Steve Coast says crowdsourcing with volunteers lowers costs and improves map data quality
Chairman Emeritus John Morgridge knew company would be big, says evolution is key
Years into the open source cloud platform's development, there are plenty of vendors but some say a lack of end users
OpenStack is no one company, it's a community and these are its most important members
OpenStack is a platform, but it's made up of pieces. Here are the big ones
In the immigration debate, its tech versus academics
Chambers was reacting to reports that the U.S. National Security Agency intercepts equipment shipped abroad to install surveillance tools
AT&T will pay about $50 billion for the satellite TV provider
The FCC asks for public comment on reclassifying broadband, allowing 'commercially reasonable' traffic management and other issues
Agency lists just 59 of 6,000 emergency call centers that can take text-to-911 after May 15 deadline passes
Triple resolution, German vacations, NFC !!!!
Xiaomi's unique business model is propelling the company outside its home base in China
Google wants to fuel momentum outside the U.S. with app sales in more countries
The online tool will have a mechanism to prevent unauthorized takedowns, said a German DPA with knowledge of the matter
Samsung had claimed that a Rockstar subsidiary lacked standing to sue
Symantec believes the group may be more diverse and well funded than believed
The locker, labeled 'Giant,' is a big, outdoor version of an Amazon delivery locker
But knowing how to program in Arduino still matters
The FCC's chairman says he's looking for more public comment on his proposal
Chatter about multi-app display might be Apple figuring out how to boost tablet sales to businesses
The companies ranked poorly in a report by the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Rules for the upcoming TV spectrum auction would reserve a portion of spectrum for smaller carriers if price targets are reached
A new report identifies the U.S. colleges and universities doing the most to promote the use of open-source software.
It will be able to power about 14,000 homes
Visa holders urge the government to allow spouses to work; plan also gets pushback from immigration foes
It'll be a Nokia Lumia 630 that'll be available in single SIM and double SIM models
Used internally guides complex decisions on juice supply-chain production
Lenovo's Stoneware unit is planning to add off-premises, hosted application services to its cloud portfolio
The online ad industry should offer better protections against 'malvertising,' a US Senate investigation found
A new wafer fab plant will be quake resistant and use renewable energy and low-power LED lighting
The PostgreSQL database now natively supports the JSON format, making it an alternative to MongoDB
The company's platform costs $25 per month and user
The agency officially releases its chairman's proposal, while asking whether to reregulate broadband
Verizon promises HD Voice capability over LTE later this year
Digital groups team up to file yet another complaint against the search giant
The cloud storage company added webhooks technology for better communication with servers
John R. Moran provides a strong explanation of how Apple's design philosophy is unique in the tech business -- and likely always will be
Works are assigned emotional density scores and interpreted in major or minor keys
Xiaomi has been gaining popularity for selling Android phones at just above cost
Google teams with ZixCorp to extend encryption service
The company's new Mini smartphone also gets a bigger screen and a 13-megapixel camera
The IT shop is unlikely to be affected, but it never hurts to keep one eye open.
