Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
An easy pledge for Google to make, because patent licensing is not their business model, an analyst said
Juniper does not have a migration plan for current EX8200 users to EX9200 40/100G Ethernet/SDN switch
Soyuz capsule will launch and rendezvous with ISS in 6 hours, not 2 days
Kevin Kennedy says managed unified communications services are more attractive
Avaya CEO says company debt woes are under control
It's not clear whether Uniloc, which has sued many other tech companies, will appeal the judge's ruling
Group-IB researchers believe the malware has already been used to compromise thousands of payment cards in the US
1 million Z10 BlackBerry smartphones sold in first month
Hortonworks distributes a version of the open source big data Hadoop platform, and has some new big-name partners, including Microsoft, Teradata and Rackspace
Sony will likely meet its goal of making a profit this fiscal year, rebounding from a record loss
Warnings of security problems posed by poorly configured DNS servers go mostly unheeded for years
The security checks were included in a new funding law signed earlier this week
Eric J. Rosol could face up to 10 years in prison besides fines
Google took its Street View cars to the exclusion-zone city of Namie-machi
Samsung leads in total mobile patents and got the most last year in the U.S. and Europe, a new report says
Company realigning operations, investments on growth areas
West Virginia legislator proposes amending no-texting-while-driving law to include wearable computers
The attack caused problems for the global Internet
Deducing the shipment date, T-Mobile clues, ballpoint pens, price cuts
The cost for 3D printers will drop below $2,000 as demand skyrockets.
There are now more than 1 million government staffers using the Microsoft cloud email and collaboration suite
Dissatisfied with public schools' quality and private schools' cost, Xavier Niel has created a free school for programmers
Profanity-laced news conference by T-Mobile CEO Legere launches an "un-carrier" with big LTE plans
Host NetApp storage filers in Equinix data centers, which have direct connections to Amazon's cloud
The company is working with SafeNet to protect cryptographic keys
Line, popular in Japan and other Asian countries, has been used maliciously to target young women
Finding seen as warning to U.S. companies that mobile OSes are the likely path to cyberespionage attacks
While not your typical cyberattacker, however, they're more likely to engage in criminal online behavior than non-gang peers, researchers note
Microsoft accuses more resellers in China of distributing pirated copies of Windows
Samsung is working toward phones and tablets with native magnetic resonance charging
Paul D. Ceglia claimed a stake in Facebook based on a contract he claimed he had signed with Mark Zuckerberg
Choice Escrow failed to take banks advice for securing wire transfers, court says
June 26-28 event will play out at San Francisco's Moscone Center, where Apple is expected to hold its WWDC two weeks prior
Programmers reveal how they can code enemies to be smarter in games like 'Crysis' and 'Hitman'
The social network aims to lure a wider variety of developers to its games platform
The executive allegedly shared information about the company's pending acquisition, the DOJ says
The wireless carrier's new LTE network debuted on Tuesday and will reach 200 million people by the end of the year
Research shows Android devices, iPhones could be at risk; though cloud service encryption updates could help
'Modern'-style Calendar app update breaks sync with Google Calendar&by design
A proposal to expand computer crime law moves in the wrong direction, activists say
Oracle is expected to gradually converge its two Unix server families onto its own Sparc processor design
