Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
HP brings together the mission critical and industry standard servers unit into a new division called HP Servers
A majority of PCs shipped to China come without a preinstalled OS, IHS iSuppli says
The IBM MessageSight appliance can ingest up to 13 million MQTT messages per second
Salesforce.com takes over the top spot in terms of revenue, ahead of SAP
Latest Anti-Phishing Working Group report shows rise of attacks on virtual-server farms at hosting facilities
Google extends its smart, talking assistant to the Apple iPhone and iPad
Qualcomm starts shipping test equipment for a wireless charging standard released by Alliance for Wireless Power in January
Rewards European researcher with $31,336 payment for reporting three vulnerabilities in JavaScript 3-D API
Apple iPhone 6 scuttlebutt: Magic plastic, don’t listen to Tim Cook, location perils, color failure
Users say awful revamp hinders productivity
More firms are plugging into gas for power, collecting rainwater
Fingerprint technology could enable only one person -- or thousands -- to use same gun
A flaw in Adobe Reader could allow an attacker to see when and where a PDF is opened.
Spanish police also raided a sparse residence containing a variety of computer equipment
The Computer Human Interaction conference attracts thousand of researchers and futuristic prototypes
School deployed Canvas from Instructure for special program
Users' names, email addresses and passwords may have been accessed, CEO Tim O'Shaughnessy said
Amazon, Apple, Samsung, Alcatel-Lucent are among tech bellwethers reporting results
Three powerful lawmakers make it clear the Senate likely won't consider the controversial info-sharing bill
The MQTT pub/sub protocol would be ideal for low-bandwidth, low-power communications
HP takes another shot at consumer tablets after the TouchPad implosion of 2011
Samsung tablet sales are strong, but Galaxy Tabs account for just 4% tablet Internet use
The man was arrested in Barcelona on a European arrest warrant issued by the Dutch Public Prosecution Service
Latest legal maneuver will open the way to appeal massive award granted to patent-holding firm VirnetX
The Egyptian-led network has doubled its subscriber base in 15 months.
Google executive chairman says new tech should prompt conversation about digital privacy, etiquette
The new schedule for the bill comes after a week of the Senate in standstill
An employee is left with a huge credit card bill after a software implementation allegedly goes wrong
Cyber thieves attracted to the richness of in-game commerce, report finds
Men talk more about music, movies, television than women, the research also found
Not surprisingly, vendor surveys point to higher adoption than independent researchers
Nearly half of phishing attacks seen during the second half of 2012 involved the use of hacked shared hosting servers, APWG report says
The company more than doubled smartphone sales to become the third-largest smartphone vendor
The company will present a plan to turn it around in early summer, it said
Quickoffice technology comes to the Chrome browser
Unsecured ports on industrial control equipment, which could let hackers gain admin access, highlights risk of older equipment on modern tech
A judge found that Microsoft should pay far less than Motorola demanded for use of standard-essential patents
The Korean electronics behemoth said profits increased 42 percent in the first quarter from a year ago
Promotion and research expenses go up as the company focuses on tapping China's mobile Internet market
A deceptive-advertising settlement with Washington State requires the carrier to offer refunds nationwide
Facebook has bought a company that provides a cloud-based app development platform
Rodriguez out, Berger in as beleaguered company sees fifth leader in 7 years
Googles HTC Nexus One phones are sending pics, messages from Earth orbit
