Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The effort will install high-speed fiber-optic networks to improve broadband access
The goal is to make it easier for Apps customers to find third-party tools for the suite
The top supercomputers are getting faster while development of midlevel systems is starting to stagnate
Qualcomm's new Zeroth chip is designed to mimic the human brain
NASA engineers work on a long-distance fix for the robotic rover on Mars
Analysts expect high-end servers to include DDR4 technology by the second half of 2014
Second brightest object in our night sky has been home to 200 astronauts, 1,500 experiments
The late February update will sync 'perpetual license' version with Office 365 changes, new features
SC13: Argonne Leadership Computing Facility boss shares what's running on world's fifth-fastest supercomputer.
Cisco, Futures, Dynis, American Towers among companies cooperating on wireless jobs program
OpenStack still has maturing to do before it's really ready for the enterprise, analyst says
Some people's attitudes toward hurtful language online might be changing
Micron's Automata processor uses modified memory cells that can be reprogrammed to solve specific problems
A year after an FTC crackdown, scammers persist in trying to dupe PC owners
The Swedish Security Service wants to automate the data retrieval process
The newly released OpenSUSE 13.1 distribution comes with the latest version of OpenSrtack
ICANN will push for continuation of the current Internet oversight model at a meeting in April
Eyes-On Glasses System from Epson and Evena helps nurses locate hard-to-find veins
WTO talks on technology trade to continue until Friday as China stalls
Google need change nothing until its appeal has been heard
The exposed information included email addresses and plaintext passwords
Data analysis spurs business improvements at social media, healthcare and insurance companies
IT leader finds big savings and new opportunities by saying 'yes' to printer oversight
Some GitHub accounts had their passwords, access tokens and SSH keys reset
MediaTek is competing with Qualcomm in the Chinese market, now the world's largest for smartphones
Architectures and base technologies under debate on the road to an exaflop machine.
The Uptime Institute says some data centers are getting creative with their reliability claims
'Complex role to fill' for Microsoft's next leader, says co-founder and chairman
At its Hackathon, the company also offers a software developer kit sneak peak
The senators are questioning the need for bulk collection of phone records by the U.S. National Security Agency
The company's bitcoin botnet allegedly ran until May, when it was discovered by a subscriber
Wiki-PR allegedly authors articles for money and passes them off as written by unbiased sources
Marissa Mayer appeared with Salesforce.com's Marc Benioff at the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco
NetApp is rolling out faster all-flash, entry-level and big-data arrays
Wi-Fi problems, one-liners, Batkid and lots and lots of numbers: The trial in tweets
Salesforce.com is positioning its new Salesforce1 platform as a means for companies to closely engage with their customers
With Moore's Law in decline, supercomputing faces a plateau unless a disruptive tech emerges
Expert says he could steal personal info from the site within two days, probably much less
The operation billed small businesses and churches for listings they didn't order, the FTC alleges
Cryptolocker, the latest ransomware, may be newsworthy, but it's been hyped, too, says expert
Lawyer comments on Asian TV makers in closing arguments
Google opens gadget showrooms, complete with walk-in snow globes
Traffic from financial firms, government agencies, VoIP providers quietly hijacked and rerouted through ISPs in Belarus, Iceland, researcher says
Cray has released a package designed to allow XC30 users to easily deploy Hadoop
