Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The former Intel CTO is leaving his job because of an age limit for Intel employees working as corporate officers
Contract details not available
The rebranding and the apparent battalions of upcoming releases could suggest a change in the air for Motorola – or not. Plus, Google Edition everything, Verizon bumbles HTC One launch, and glitzy promotions galore.
Azure features lets customers automatically turn services up and down as demand requires
The system also uses dash cams to share images of street conditions across Japan
Smartphone shipments were below analyst expectations, but BlackBerry CEO asks for patience
The malware is similar to the one used against South Korean banks and TV broadcasters in March, Symantec researchers said
The first operators are now rolling out LTE-Advanced functionality, while Swisscom has showed global roaming is possible
Coming some day to a network near you: LTE-Advanced and LTE with voice
Demand for the big data technology continues to be strong
The Japanese company said use of the 'PokeCreator' app can cause its games to become unplayable, warns of tournament bans
Q&A with early SDN adopter Steve Wallace
Norway's Telenor and Qatar's Ooredoo were selected as the two successful applicants
The Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph was launched from a Pegasus rocket
They say their technology uses Wi-Fi to track people moving behind walls and could fit into a cellphone
Beating Apple to the punch could be a motivating factor, a WSJ report said
Oracle and Salesforce.com have signed a 12-year deal to work together
After 36 years in space, spacecraft set to enter interstellar region
Uncertainty over how much higher the latest round of job cuts will go
Scientists want to understand how the sun creates intense energy
Won't disclose ship date for new browser bundled with this week's beta of Windows 8.1
The program will also give users a chance to try out new features
Scientists hope Kirobo will help them develop tiny robots that fit in your pocket
The changes are meant as a step toward a more consistent feel across Yahoo's sites
Hadoop 2.0 moves beyond batch processing, offering the foundation for interactive queries and real time analysis
Months of talk about Windows 8.1 and lower-priced, smaller tablets may be behind app submission increase
The Bush White House authorized the NSA to collect US records following the 9/11 attacks, documents show
The malware modifies the localized versions of social networks, banks and e-commerce sites when accessed from infected computers
From no Start button to the declining PC market, Microsoft has had a rough road
The firewall is the IT security gold standard but will the traffic of the future going to go through it?
The civil liberties group wants details on the FBI's efforts to build a new biometric database
The vulnerabilities could allow attackers to inject commands and crash critical services
It's better than Windows 7, Microsoft’s Ballmer says.
Canon, Epson, Fujitsu, Hewlett-Packard, Kyocera and Xerox may have to hand over information on printers sold since 2001
The carrier plans to keep growing capacity with other spectrum bands and small cells, but will keep 3G through at least 2019
Microsoft has plenty of plans for integration, but revels in the growing customer base.
CEO Steve Ballmer set a tone of urgency for the Microsoft Build conference
CEO says delay allowed competitors to steer the conversation
At Cisco Live, Insieme articulates vision but shows no products; Cisco launches Nexus 7700 and fabric automation enhancements
Sharp and China Electronics will build a new plant in Nanjing that can produce 60,000 large LCD panels a month
More users want to use their mobile devices at work, but IT is having trouble controlling the security.
Oracle earlier this week also announced agreements with Microsoft and Salesforce.com
