Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
At current spending pace, China research spending will exceed that of U.S. by 2022, says research group
Cover Oregon was supposed to go live Oct. 1 but still isn't fully functional
The base images are managed by Red Hat and cost from $0.084 per hour
The company has virtualized all servers supporting internal IT and is now getting ready to deploy SDN.
Noted leaker Wzor posts screenshots of final signed build, claims Update 1 will ship in five weeks
AT&T, NTT, others share implementation experiences, strategies at Open Networking Summit 2014
The app joins other recent additions to the selection on WIndows Phone, including Instagram and Vine
F-Secure tells SP users how to maximize security and minimize risks as Microsoft ends support
A fake version of Netflix that steals personal data and sends it to Russia has been found on several phone models
F-Secure's Threat Report sheds light on how Android, though a target, is no push-over
The carrier is looking to cloud computing as a model for delivering services
Budget proposal would also funds efforts for NASA to regain ability to send astronauts to space station
Facebook is in talks to buy unmanned aircraft maker Titan Aerospace, a report said
Seagate CFO Pat O'Malley says high-capacity storage will make it to some tablets this year
NIST plans to develop a framework to help different industries better understand and use big data
Outsourcing has become commonplace, but the economical and security issues of such a trend may cause irreparable damage
The Toshiba subsidiary's Z-Drive 4500 SSDs have software tools for caching
Peter Oppenheimer, 18-year veteran of the company, will be replaced by Luca Maestri, 2013 hire, as chief financial officer
Red Hat BPM Suite 6 features a new user interface from the company's 2012 Polymita acquisition
Attackers have used a variety of techniques to exploit known vulnerabilities in router models from different manufacturers
Analyst: Microsoft is also now ready to go head-to-head with Salesforce.com in the CRM market
Mark Penn worked for both Bill and Hillary Clinton before joining Microsoft
AMD's new Sempron chips could go into systems starting as low as $60.
Broadcom is demonstrating the technology with Big Switch Networks
Two of China's state press groups have previously struggled in the nation's search market
Linux Foundation believes it has the code for unlocking Internet of Things and bringing success
Sprint is accused of overcharging law enforcement agencies more than US$21 million
The cloud storage service for personal work files, previously known as SkyDrive Pro, has been available with Office 365
2014 offers some hope to Microsoft as ultramobile sales are expected to rise
Protecting institutional reputation means communicating problems, says John Halamka
After users wonder if they'd fallen into Bizarro World, Microsoft clarifies security announcement from its China operation
Apples new UI is competitive, not complementary, to what automakers already offer
Analyst says blocking 13 web sites will do little to slow unrest while hurting Russia's image
The senior White House counselor is leading a study group whose findings could influence policy changes
Tami Reller, Tony Bates expected to depart as CEO Satya Nadella shuffles his lieutenants
The Linaro consortium is making contributions to the development of the Chrome browser for 64-bit Android
Hollywood gala spotlight shines on Twitter, leaving Facebook and other social networks behind
Stylish, real-time OS-based Fit smart wristband was unveiled at MWC along with two Tizen-based Gear smartwatches and the Galaxy S5 smartphone
The bill in the House of Representatives follows similar proposals in the Senate and the California State Assembly
Office 365 is getting a new app called Oslo to automate interactions between colleagues, and offering new tools for developers
Rumor: Biz development head Bates, marketing chief Reller call it quits
