Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Google's rivals in the EU have not ruled out legal action against competition authorities
While business units are slowly gaining more influence in IT purchasing, CIOs should embrace this, according to the analyst firm
Snapchat request tokens can be resused to launch denial-of-service attacks against the app's users
The DOJ closed its investigation of whether Samsung was abusing patents to block competitors imports when an import restriction was vetoed
HP's server management software can now work with VMware vCenter workloads
'Where am I?' becomes 'Here I am!' with Apple iBeacon technology
The Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange said it will suspend withdrawals from bitcoin wallets it holds until the bug is resolved
But he gets last laugh; while others may have received retention bonuses last year, he's now the CEO
Retirement community plans on retiring wired networks in individual residential units
To bring in top tech talent, you may need to revamp your recruitment procedures
The government is exploring third-party alternatives for holding the phone metadata
Apple's remarks in a patent trial suggested an 'American-versus-non-American theme' to the jury, Judge Koh said
Ulbricht will plead not guilty to charges including narcotics conspiracy and computer hacking
The two have been battling since 2012 and several HTC phones have been banned from sale in Europe
The agency cited the owner of the building for using faulty fluorescents
Many tend to treat compliance as a lone annual event, leaving them vulnerable, Verizon says
Among Apple iPhone 6 rumors: 10 big ones, 2 bigger ones, and iOS 8 as DIY doctoring
Twitter and LinkedIn showed signs of slowing growth, but Akamai and Alcatel-Lucent had some positive news
IBM wins $3M contract to build sensors and phones, that can be triggered to self-destruct
The Intro software dropped LinkedIn profile information into mobile emails
$999 videoconferencing tool also could boost Google+ Hangouts
Attackers changed the DNS configuration of vulnerable home routers to mount man-in-the-middle attacks against users in Poland
Police have been stymied in attempts to obtain code to unlock the iPhone of a woman murdered last July
On track to deliver final of 'Firefox for Windows 8 Touch' two years after development started
Mastering Big Data languages, databases and skills could be the ticket to a bigger paycheck
Tokyo firm milks USB in offbeat novelties
If left unchallenged this ruling will endanger the entire business model of registering domain names, the registrar said
IE is AWOL from the patch list for the second month in a row
Qualys says about 55,000 Internet-connected heating systems, including one at the Sochi Olympic arena, lack adequate security
The company's first DSLM camera with 4K video launches in the spring
Cisco said it settled to protect its customers who were targeted by the patent firm
The bill comes in answer to rising smartphone and tablet theft across the U.S. and could usher in the technology on phones sold nationwide
The iPhone keyboard maker says BlackBerry's patents are invalid and the company doesn't own the concept of a keyboard
The billionaire head of the enterprise software giant revealed his concerns at the HCM World conference on Thursday
VidyoH2O will bridge the Google+ meeting feature with legacy videoconferencing and PBX systems
Oracle is in fierce competition with the likes of SAP and Workday in the human capital management market
Bright's core feature is designed to better match job seekers and employers
Fazio Mechanical Services, which specializes in refrigeration, said it maintained a 'data connection' with Target
Microsoft's co-founder hasn't been involved in the company's day-to-day operations since 2008
Hundreds of millions of Facebook's Look Back movies flood news feeds
Twitter has complied roughly 70 percent of the time with data requests from the US government
The Docker release focuses on improving the stability and overall quality of the application container
