Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
A researcher says plastic computers are still far away, as challenges need to be resolved on writing data and processing
Analyst spells out how Apple could generate revenue by baking 'audio fingerprinting' technology into iOS
Researchers found critical vulnerabilities in satellite communications devices used in the defense, maritime, aerospace and other sectors
Microsoft fails to eradicate 2001 browser
Laser communications one of the several techs NASA is focused on for deep space missions
The final location of the ATM will be secret until an unveiling, importer says
A consortium that offered 1 bitcoin to buy Mt. Gox launches its own website
Google approached the court in California to counter a Rockstar complaint in Texas against its Android partners
Another 400,000 cards at subsidiary Aaron Brothers may have been affected
The streaming music service is violating New York law by not paying artists, the lawsuit alleges
The company reported a net loss of $20 million in Q1
Managing the danger of cyberattacks has to involve all parts of an enterprise, speakers tell a Kaspersky conference
Regulatory filings reveal details of secret tests by Google, a step beyond last year's trial in California
It is the second major utility in a year to announce IT outsourcing
An executive on the earnings call pooh-poohed the need for differentiation in the enterprise cloud computing market
The deal will help Samsung and GlobalFoundries provide an adequate supply of mobile chips
And does it matter for businesses?
A new optional feature broadcasts people's locations to their friends
ThetaRay monitors critical infrastructure
The Tor Project banned 380 vulnerable entry and exit relays and is eyeing 1,000 more
A strongly worded letter from Oracle's co-president says Cover Oregon's woes are the state's fault
Red Hat has successfully grown Linux into an enterprise platform, now it's looking to do the same with OpenStack
Google Glass could be useful for tasks like cutting up a car to free a trapped person, the fire department said
The company had a dip in software revenue in the first quarter as the cloud business took off
The AC-300 charger can give users an electric shock, but no incidences have been confirmed so far
A computer Trojan injects messages into Facebook to trick users into installing Android malware, researchers from ESET said
The smartphone maker is increasingly relying on content to differentiate its products
Organizations now have until Aug. 12 to move from Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2
ER doctors at Beth Israel hospital use Glass to connect with information and patients
Since February, Qihoo 360 has been rolling out Windows XP security software to 200 million users
IBM's profit fell by 21 percent due to a workforce realignment and hardware woes
Research at SLAC's Linac Coherent Light Source is used to develop future data storage systems and electronics
Wearables with LTE and broadband capabilities are part of its network strategy
Pioneer audio systems will offer an upgrade to include Apple's CarPlay
Questions around the government's legal right to encrypted communications must wait for the next case
Google Fiber's arrival in the metro area prompts a groundswell of interest in connecting more homes to the Internet
'Not changing,' counters Google
McAfee seen as speediest in adding blocking protections to stop malware
Participating businesses can now distribute their Google+ posts across the Web
Customers raise concerns about electrical outages and mobile phone radiation in comments to the FCC
The court's ruling raises questions about the FCC's authority to require VoIP providers to compete calls, carry all traffic
The service has started accepting registrations for its upcoming beta testing period
