Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Craig Shumard outlines the essential factors that should go into assessing your organization's risk tolerance profile
Head of Windows Phone dodges question about whether Microsoft would let Facebook Home's mask onto smartphones
Sens. Grassley and Durbin's long-sought 50/50 rule makes in into comprehensive bill
Shifting to HTML5, first on Chrome OS, then Windows and OS X, for in-browser video streaming
The new update will fix 42 security issues, 39 of which are remotely exploitable
Google's Motorola division is also working on 'phenomenal' new products, Schmidt says
This is the biggest data intrusion investigation ever performed in Sweden, the prosecutor said
Azure launches infrastructure as a service
The software program, called Savanna, will make it easier to deploy Apache Hadoop on an OpenStack cloud service
Additions announced as open-source collaboration summit opens
FBI will process photos and videos and 'go through every frame' to seek evidence, officials say
The API is, however, a limited developer preview, Google said
The similarities have security experts worried
Andy Rubin, who co-founded Android before it was acquired by Google, said it soon became clear that phones were a better bet
Small businesses are being targeted more often due to less sophisticated defenses
A study by two Harvard academics shows how Google benefits by prominently displaying Flight Search in search results
Twitter and Facebook can prove invaluable in a crisis, but are also a conduit for misinformation and hoaxes
Despite reports of intentional shutdowns, service remained up but slow
A fixed camera at IDG's Boston offices captures the moment the explosions that rocked the finish line of the Boston Marathon
Dell is developing a successor to its XPS 10 Windows RT tablet
Red Hat's RDO distribution will offer users the latest upstream changes in OpenStack
The controversial information-sharing bill is scheduled for a Thursday vote
The project is designed to better educate people on how to share content
Retail expert points finger at touch PCs' too-high prices for industry's woes
An offer for some leases would further complicate the financial wrangling between Sprint, Clearwire, Softbank and Dish
The company is developing Embassies, a more secure client-side architecture using Internet addresses for external communications
The ARM-based Axxia 4500 processors from LSI will start sampling later this year
New top-of-rack switch, software upgrades play into Dell's unified architecture pitch
The service is often not accurate enough to get someone's stolen device back, Dutch police said
No one is going to have a better pipe than Dish-Sprint, according to Dish chairman
Google previously threatened to derail Alibaba Group from signing up handset vendors for its mobile OS
Integration of Windows Server 2012 hypervisor and management in UCS servers
Virtual Instruments CEO John Thompson focused on cloud-enabling customers' sites
A group of Chinese iPhone dealers stole the components to build refurbished iPhones, according to police
Proposed remedies play into Google's hands, says complainant
Lauded mystique isn't enough as Apple faces competitors like Samsung that won't play the quiet game
Touch anywhere, curved format among ideas from would-be Apple smartphone designers
Suppliers told a newspaper that the company is sourcing components for a prototype
Rackspace will oversee a federated OpenStack cloud network from different networks
The U.S. Secretary of State said Washington will work closely with Japan and China in addressing the recent increase in Internet attacks
B3W Group said it will implement a secure update process for its poker software within the week
Regulatory ambiguities could offer a way into the market, Uber says
There's more to an ARM server than just running the LAMP stack, says one of Dell's top system designers
The cloud hosting provider files a petition to have rotating screen patent invalidated
The fall of the PC market and subsequent stabilization of DRAM prices could mean a longer life for DDR3 DRAM
