Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
New CEO ready to scale up investments in key markets, operations
Data Protection Authorities should immediately suspend changes to Google's terms of service, the complaints said
Pricing details yet to be released by Apple
The lines between Black Friday and Cyber Monday are blurring
Samsung had asked the court to stay a damages retrial pending reexamination of an Apple patent
Curiosity continues its mission after a short circuit shut down its Mars exploration activities for six days
Some critics have cried foul over the contest's US$1 million award to winner Upshot
Engineer convinces bicycle maker to turn to high performance computing to build better bikes quicker and cheaper
This robot doesn't fly like a bird or a bug. It moves like a swimming jellyfish
Insurance companies, auto makers will also have tracking capabilities
Vermont Health Connect issues report after victim whose records were exposed reports problem
Rumors and speculation are part of the game, says PR expert
The company's COO and CMO have left, with no replacements named
The Monday crash comes days before a government deadline to have the site largely fixed
D-Wave's 512-qubit quantum system could help solve optimization problems much more quickly than supercomputers, the company boasts
Latest BTC security breach affects major European exchange, which shuts down personal wallet service
In survey of over 2,300 IT hardware buyers, Forrester finds about 55% plan to build an internal private cloud within the next 12 months
On Monday, Hong Kong labor groups demanded Biel Crystal improve labor conditions at a factory in Huizhou, China
Benchmark tests of WD's Dual Drive were less than impressive when compared with pure SSDs
The Galaxy Grand 2 has a 5.25-inch screen, compared to the 5 inch screen on its predecessor
Going the open source route to encrypt enterprise data has its own potential pitfalls
Mystery surrounds a sizable transfer in March between an early bitcoin account and the underground marketplace
Political and business challenges loom over prospects for onboard cellular services
The digital currency is gaining in legitimacy with new supporters
The company calls on others to embrace 'perfect forward secrecy'
Unlike the U.S., Japan and Europe have set firm goals for systems by 2020, and China could beat everyone
Not only does your smartphone track you, it lets others track you -- like retailers in their stores
Costs are an issue for both companies
Security awareness and user education are the most effective tools for avoiding the rising costs of cybercrime
PayPal's contest challenged teams from around the world to create best app to help community
The HHS tech team expects the site to handle 50,000 users at a time by the end of November
The project dates back to 2005 and has cost taxpayers more than $250 million so far
The Mesquite tablet will have Intel's Medfield chip and be available on Black Friday at Walmart
Analysts counter that teens are lured away by Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter
Google's proposed settlement of an antitrust investigation will 'entrench, extend, and escalate its abusive practices', according to Foundem
But there's no sign that the attack ad campaign has 'moved the needle,' say analysts
CryptoLocker cyber-gang sometimes sharing 75% of extortion profits with botnet owners, Symantec says
A storage outage affected users in Asia, Europe and the U.S.
Vote on privacy resolution likely next week
