Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
State officials allegedly tried to shift blame for Cover Oregon's woes to Oracle and the ex-health authority CIO
Imagination Technologies introduces a ray tracing processor in its latest mobile GPU
Reaction to poor sales, eroding share and fierce competition from below
The agency will host a meeting Thurday to look into ways to improve the process
Hardware manufacturers should move the software part of their innovations into the Linux kernel, Mark Shuttleworth said
Motorola announces Android Wear-based Moto 360, which will ship later this year
Unreleased app shows quick link between WebEx and Chromebooks
Developers will be able to export their Unity games directly to the Web without the hassle of plugins
Google Apps and WebEx are also getting integrated
Threat detection systems, mobile and cloud security dominate start up technology so far this year
Businesses face gotchas ranging from liability for personal data to overtime pay triggered by working at home, expert says at Enterprise Connect
Microsoft Research principal Leslie Lamport wins 2013 A.M. Turing Award
The proposal ends roaming charges and permits 'specialized services' by ISPs
Mobile health care has the potential to save billions, but is a complicated sector, analyst says
Long wait almost over, reports claim; the hard work of selling the suite to begin
HP's Application Lifecycle Management software comes with a new interface and enhanced testing tools
NASA, Google testing D-Wave machine while debate rages over whether it's really quantum computing
The iOSphere speaks out, freaks out
Getting the few facts available wrong.
The exchange said on its website that wallet balances are not an acknowledgement of claims
The move follows Meg Whitman portraying HP as a 'paragon of stability'
One of the largest retailers of beauty products had recently upgraded its POS systems in the US
Revenue from enterprise storage systems grew 5 percent in last year's fourth quarter
AvMed agrees to set aside $3 million for breach victims, whether they suffered direct harm or not
Giant merchant exchange preps barcode scanning as a rival system for mobile payments
Redmond launches note-taking software for OS X, gives away that and Windows desktop version
Services go down this morning; now back up for 'some' users, Google reports
Investing in DLP technology can be costly and time consuming. Sapient's CISO offers tips on starting slow for an effective plan
Smart devices are exceedingly vulnerable to attack, and it's up to users to keep them from becoming a front door to their entire networks
Embarcadero's new Appmethod provides a way to compile a single program for multiple platforms, such as Andorid and iOS
Unify plans to offer Project Ansible as a service with connectors to its on-premise OpenScape voice products, starting in October
Microsoft's Surface 2 with LTE features has a SIM slot and is unlocked, but will work only on specific cellular bands
Russian users can run Norwegian browser to get around banned URLs
Recently leaked Mt. Gox data archive contains a malicious application that steals Bitcoin wallet files, a researcher from Kaspersky Lab said
Cross-platform apps created using Xamarin's tools are now certified to run securely in the Knox container
There are ways around it, but upgrading may be simpler, cheaper
The operator wants to combine mobile, fixed broadband and TV subscriptions
First browser maker to fix flaws revealed in Pwn2Own hacking contest
Upgrade tidal wave, iOS 8 hints, kinetic phones, more sapphire gleaming
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is visiting China to learn about its tech market
IBM said it was responding to customer questions about how the company would handle government requests for access to their data
