Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Guido Jouret led the company's efforts to link sensors, machines and other equipment
Box Notes is a lightweight content creation tool for real-time, collaborative work
Rosenworcel joins fellow Democrats in raising concerns about the FCC proposal
Older adults could especially benefit from the integration of technology into health care
The monthly Web survey also shows bumps in Nginx and Microsoft Azure usage
Microsoft plans to deliver eight security updates on May 13 for IE, Windows, Office and SharePoint; four are slated for Windows 8.1
New York Presbyterian and Columbia University Medical Center settle with HHS to end probe into 2010 patient data leak
A month later, evidence of Heartbleed network break-ins sparse, but the mammoth patching marathon continues
Average scores for all tablets slip as buyers have high expectations even as they go low on price
Crucial will ship DDR4 DIMMs at around the time Intel ships chipsets compatible with the memory
The House Intelligence Committee scraps its own bill in favor of one that privacy advocates say is stronger
A Cogent executive tells lawmakers Comcast is already using its size to extract payments from Netflix
Snapchat settles with the agency over 'false promises' around privacy
Marvell must pay the university 50 cents for each hard drive chip it sells in the future
Comcast is resisting Oracle's demand for documents, according to a court filing
The operator hopes to have a cellular system ready for commercial deployments in 2020
GE plans to roll out Box's cloud storage and file sharing service to its 300,000 employees
Lenovo says the 4K display on the IdeaPad Y50 will be available in July
Check Point's annual security report says attackers are automating 'unknown malware' generation
Samsung needs to develop a more distinct design language and pick better materials, an analyst said
Private cloud offering will give enterprises control of cloud data and security; and includes open source OpenStack tech
The company is going after a wider audience with an Android version and more editions
Users can make narrated, image-based videos in minutes
Stackdriver offers a service for developers to monitor apps and services on the cloud
Google's "Origin Chip" feature doesn't display long URLs, undermining its antiphishing intentions
The exec cites News Digest, Flickr and Weather as services worthy of newbies' attention
Weaker net neutrality rules will pose a 'grave threat' to the Internet, they say
The systems help run the Internet of Things may need a fixed live expectancy to maintain long-term security
The company is open to more acquisitions in key areas
The USA Freedom Act would require the agency to get court approval to collect records on a case-by-case basis
The cars use a communications link with Volvo to get the latest driving conditions
The PHP-based Apigility handles many of the routine tasks involved in building an API
A leaner sales organization structure could end up being good for customers, analyst says
Intel is putting its Iris Pro graphics processors into Xeon E3-v1200v3 server chips, which will be released later this year
Analysts don't expect a Surface Mini to compete with Android tablets on price, but Microsoft could make it stand out by touting it as a note taker
Move may end up encouraging some customers to stick with XP even longer
Carriers' data price war is having an impact, Kantar says
From a desk in downtown Chicago, United dispatchers can talk to pilots anywhere in the world
Marketers on Twitter can now target users based on their language
The new HP Helion line will encompass the full breadth of the company's enterprise cloud offerings
Forbes' Woollacott says leaked emails don't prove Google 'was all that tight with the NSA'
Google says more offline applications are being added to Chromebooks so more can be done when Wi-Fi isn't available
Potential suitors include rival ERP vendors and hardware companies wanting to get into software, analysts say
The smartphone will start shipping this month in Europe, Asia and the Middle East
ECS and ViPR are mostly advances in software, the company says
