Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Blu-ray fits the bill for infrequently accessed data, Facebook said
CEO Marissa Mayer cited the company's investments as laying a foundation for revenue growth
The New York State Department of Financial Services plans to issue rules for the cryptocurrency this year
It could prevent the next 9/11 attack, one former official said
Defunct secure email service Lavabit argued that the government court order for encrypted email was too sweeping
Panin was the primary developer of the banking fraud malware, the DOJ says
Google Glass frames starting to get limited insurance coverage, as well
A reasoned look at Google's strong interest in -- and willingness to pay billions of dollars for -- robotics and AI technology
Move over .com. Looks like .book, .google and .apple are on the way
Cloud-server specification promises lower power, capital and maintenance expenses
S. Korean vendor wants to enter new market early and be seen as innovator
A case made of switchable smart glass could appear both translucent and opaque
Accounted for just 2% of Apple's record revenue for Q4 2013, but analysts don't see Apple killing off the music player
Roughly 1200 accounts affected in first half of 2013
The vulnerability could allow attackers to intercept traffic from Android devices despite an active VPN connection
Smartphones priced at less than $150 helped fuel record year, IDC says
StratisCom is the latest provider to be named in an Oracle lawsuit.
With the new admin console, Microsoft wants to help Office 365 resellers and system integrators provide better service to their customers
Cloud consultants Cloudyn say for some AWS users, it could be time to move over to Google's cloud
Apple squeaked out a 1% gain for all 2013 as the PC business plunged 10%
A complete version of Telerik Platform costs from $149 per user and month
The block was easy to circumvent by the 'average lazy surfer,' the court said
Mobile operators are adding data roaming to appease customers and regulators
Seeks to open up its switches to variety of software in demand among cloud, Web 2.0 providers
Cheap, refillable and biodegradable, these batteries could power smartphones, tablets by 2017
Initial version of Cisco product targeted virtualized data center and cloud operator networks
Glass now works with corrective lenses and $225 titanium frames.
Analysts high on A10's prospects in the enterprise.
China recently lifted a 13-year-old ban on gaming consoles
Microsoft also aims to set up an open-source software community in the Open Compute Project
'Oops,' says analyst about Apple overestimating demand for less-expensive iPhone
Smartphones surge by close to 40 percent with Samsung on top.
The agreement with Facebook, Google, Microsoft and others lets them give more information on the government's data requests
The suit claims using Uber's app makes drivers unsafe
Company introduces CAPTCHA verification, criminals likely to exploit it for nefarious reasons
Cisco engineers are proposing standards changes to pare down unnecessary traffic
The now defunct secure email service is standing up for the right to protect encrypted communications
Google's artificial intelligence acquisition could affect long line of its products
iPhone declines in share, Windows Phone gains, Kantar says
Two defendants were charged with using Bitcoin to facilitate illegal drug sales
Windows unified code is important to IT, IDC says
Contact centers were once 95% voice but now social media represents almost half the load
The mobile versions of Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter were cited as targets
By combining three colors, the Stratasys printer offers a palette consisting of hundreds of shades
Members of academia urge the U.S. government to reform surveillance practices
SDL's Customer Experience Cloud combines Web content management, social analytics and more
After trademark lawsuit loss to BSkyB last year, announces rebranding for consumer and commercial online storage service
