Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The government insists the Obamacare site is secure. But most experts disagree
Critics question the officials' description of the NSA's overseas surveillance programs
The administrator says he had enough after a member of the hacker community tried to pressure him to remove unspecified content
Social network moves to reassure users that personal data stored on Facebook servers is safe from the prying eyes of NSA spies
AMD will be closer to key customers like Lenovo and get products to market quicker, analysts say
A broad-strokes comparison between what you get for your money with both Google's and Microsoft's cloud-based office products.
Firefox 28 adds support for OS X's Notification Center
The company's new Juice tool lets developers use Objective-C but still offer apps on Android tablets and smartphones
Google's cloudy productivity package is making inroads everywhere – including many Microsoft Office shops
Performance data being collected by developers and administrators can also offer more customer insight as well, New Relic says
Lynch: Whitman has kept shareholders in the dark regarding its Autonomy accounting claims
The effort to streamline licensing is incomplete
ZTE's Fun Box will go on sale in China in April
Lync is No. 3 among businesses with more than 100 phone extensions
Rev. Jesse Jackson will attend an annual shareholder meeting at HP to highlight the issue
Toshiba's medical breath analyzer can check your fat metabolism
IBM has teamed with the New York Genome Center to find specific treatments for specific genetic mutations
Morpheus has 1080p resolution VR for more immersive game play
Facebook cites third-party services for users seeking end-to-end encryption
Engineered system sales push hardware product revenue up 8 percent
Forrester Wave report shows who's who of Hadoop
Finally puts the three-year-old iPad 2 out to pasture
Verizon is converting some traditional telephone customers to VoIP without their permission, advocacy group says
MIT's robotic fish can change direction in a split second, much like the creature it mimics
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
