Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Dell narrowed the gap between it and HP
Tiny Bluetooth trackers, rugged Android, protecting Wi-Fi outside
The US Department of Defense is not yet prepared to defend against sophisticated cyberattacks, an advisory group said
Dell Foglight 5.9 can present performance data in the context of individual system transactions
U.S. supercomputing lead is in danger due to declining budgets, Congress is warned
Evidence indicates Apple is pouring resources into development of 'snap bracelet' style device with a flexible display
Robert Kugler of Germany, who is 17, said the program only rewards those at least 18 years old
'What the hell are these guys thinking?' asks critic after panel suggests using 'ransomware' tactics
Attackers could use it to lock users out of their accounts if they steal their log-in credentials, F-Secure researchers says
Rare 37-year-old computer handily beats pre-sales estimates
Police say the charges are unrelated to Wheeler's claim of hacking Microsoft and Sony
Microsoft, Google to collaborate on new app that delivers ads
A 3-month-old in Ohio couldn’t breathe independently, until 3D printing created a functional splint that essentially saved his life.
The company is catching flak for its decision to build its new IM and audio/video chat service without support for the XMPP standard
There's more work ahead before consumers rely mostly on their mobile devices
Looking at historical trends and benchmark tests, researchers say cellphone chips may eventually be used in supercomputers
The project reportedly includes South Africa, Kenya and Southeast Asia
St. Louis supermarket chain was recently sued in state court of breach that exposed 2.4 million payment cards
The measure is designed to help combat street robberies of smartphones
Administrators can now build iterative loops into their configuration scripts
The number of Zeus variants peaked in mid-May, but the increased activity is expected to continue in June, the researchers said
Google may want crowd-sourced app or may just want to mess with Facebook, delaying its plans and boosting reported $1 billion price tag
The wait is almost over for the 8,000 early-bird users who signed up this spring
Lowest-priced 11.6-in. ultra-light out of stock at Amazon; new models powered by Intel's Haswell processors expected in two weeks
Oracle had accused ServiceKey of participating in a 'gray market' conspiracy for hardware and Solaris support services
As providers jockey for position, end users are the real winners
Research lab finds a mix of products from different vendors is best for 'defense in depth'
The malware abuses the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service to remain undetected, researchers from ESET said
Cloud strategy leader Lars Dalgaard is leaving to become an investor and tech chief Vishal Sikka will now oversee all software development
iPhone delays derail 4G rollouts, flexible Gorillas, rainbow phone
Apple iPad 5 scuttlebutt: Lighter and less filled, September launches, clearance confusion
New bill on immigration ready as House takes it term
Yahoo said it would continue to support the gaming development platform
The ITC has confirmed an initial ruling in March by an administrative law judge
An Argentinian developer is experimenting using Bitcoin's blockchain to timestamp documents
The cloud storage and file sharing vendor bought an unreleased application called Folders
Facebook Home needs some customization features before it will ship on the HTC First outside the US
The new processor design is important for PC makers as they try to battle tablets and smartphones
Vulnerability in software used for Department of Homeland Security background investigations allowed potential unauthorized access since 2009
Reddit communities devoted to Cisco, Windows, security and other techie topics can be a huge help and even a bit entertaining
IBM is updating SmartCloud with the new version of DB2, which offers new data analytics-friendly features
Internet social interactions create stronger bonds of trust, the star and venture investor says
For celebrities and the average Joe, having two-factor authentication turned on won't protect them against determined hackers
NOAA satellite over the East Coast is having problems and is offline right now
Kinect for Windows hardware will be released next year; the SDK is due in late June
