Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
IBM may sell off its low-end x86 systems but will likely keep more profitable hardware, an analyst says
The CEO explains the thinking behind non-core products at Google
In the wake of dismal PC sales reports from market researchers, Microsoft shows that Windows sales increased
The company said it wasn't able to close several crucial deals by the end of the quarter
Sales of AMD's processors and graphics chips were both down from last year
The results mark 'a very strong start to 2013,' CEO Larry Page said
It will make available to the public 2.4M records, including historical images, audio and video
But where's the SDK for iOS 7?
At a Summit for its cloud services division, Amazon tries to make the case its cloud is more than ready for the enterprise
A vote to close debate on the Marketplace Fairness Act should happen next week
Operators serving 97 percent of mobile users have agreed to send subscribers timely alerts
TSMC is moving to the 16-nanometer process a year ahead of schedule
A scandal in Taiwan as Samsung fesses up to paying for negative reviews of HTC products, plus U.S. carriers changing their tune and a sudden return to hype for forthcoming Motorola devices
Case revelations, display changes, June 18, giving up on iPad mini
The bill still needs to pass the Senate and get Obama's signature before becoming law
Possible replacement for little-used Flip 3D in Vista, Windows 7
The malware is the result of a growing trend of cybercriminals targeting online brokerage accounts, Group-IB researchers say
HANA adoption, cloud revenue growth and the global economy could come into focus during the earnings call
Twitter introduced an iOS app and a Web version, a native Android app will follow
Is Cisco, IBM SDN effort a level playing field? Does adding OpenFlow to existing gear make it SDN?
Google competitor to Amazon Web Services' market-leading cloud offering hit the market last week
The company reports an increase of 720,000 mobile retail customers, and 188,000 new FiOS broadband customers
German consumer groups say Google must respond to support requests from users by email to comply with German law
The company sold 5.6 million Lumia devices running Windows Phone in the first quarter
Half of consumers frequently thwarted by online credential systems, including forgotten passwords and confirmation questions
ZTE is focusing on offering higher-end handsets and boosting the company's brand
A study by Independent Security Evaluators shows many home routers are vulnerable to various attacks
Google is acquiring a fiber-optic network owned by the city
Antispam vendor Cloudmark found that the FTC action against gift card spammers may have spooked them
Check-ins and color comprised two themes among several startups at the show
The 'one-size-fits-all' Internet can't accommodate new research applications and huge data flows, Dave Lambert said
With hard data in short supply, the value of consumer devices is in the eye of the beholder.
Intel will add Mashery to its growing collection of software and services companies
The full House is scheduled to vote on the cyberthreat sharing bill on Thursday
Maintainers of popular Fedora/Ubuntu hybrid vote to close up shop
Otellini cites Windows 8's learning curve as a factor in PC sales slowdown
They spend more time on social sites than on anything else
ARM also announces a new licensing model for Big.Little that allows companies to license individual component designs
The targeting feature for advertisers makes the content of tweets a 'first-class citizen,' Twitter says
Intel says future smartphones will know where you are, where you're going, what you're doing and who you know
Maybe 'Facebook Pup Tent,' jokes one, but Apple would never surrender its UI
Targets growing mobile user base with more pointed search results
Open Group's "Open Trusted Technology Provider Standard" backed by Cisco, IBM, NSA, DoD, others
In the days to come, users of Outlook.com, Skype and SkyDrive will be given the option of adding a second form of authentication
Epicor had accused Alternative Technology Solutions of 'hijacking' its software in order to sell add-ons and services
Intel is introducing reference designs and software for switches and virtual switches
