Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Chrome and IE vie for top spot, but rest of the competition remains fierce
In the cloud, it's a question of who has the ability to scale to meet enterprise needs
Three controller "standards" emerging in nascent network programmability, virtualization market
IT roles that could benefit from an MBA include CIO, business analyst, and project manager
InfiniBand makes inroads in enterprises, while Ethernet makes high performance computing waves
New breed of iPad alternatives include combination laptop-tablets from HP, Lenovo and others
If IT had its choice, which one would win?
Android seen as more vulnerable but some say its flexibility can mean more security options
NetSuite, Workday and other cloud-based ERP vendors giving Oracle, SAP, Microsoft and others a solid challenge
All eyes on World Conference on International Telecommunications in Dubai
If you hire a CIO from outside the company, be prepared for fallout
Apple and Samsung compete in smartphones, tablets and laptops, though also need each other on component side
Campus vs. data center applications can determine which Cisco Ethernet switch to use
Carriers obscure reality in 4G/LTE wireless service pitches
Skirting Apple's rules has its benefits, drawbacks for the technically astute
Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.2 also supports Windows 8 and Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
While each NBA team's players fought it out with fists on the court, the IT executives of each expressed opposing views of the cloud for unified communications.
Motorola could however be entitled to monetary damages for the standards-essential patents Microsoft allegedly infringed
A security researcher has found a vulnerability in Instagram involving how it handles cookies
iFixit gives new 21.5-in. iMac low repair score of 3 out of 10
Falls further behind Windows 7's 2009 rocket ride
The system devised over pizza in Copenhagen is marking its 20th year and phenomenal growth
Sales of smart mobile devices will drive whopping 57% of IT market growth in 2013
Hosting providers take down websites after a report shows they are hosting Syrian government pages
Mobile devices, led my emerging 'mini tablets,' will account for 20% of all IT spending in 2013
Inventing the future, rumor rants, The Date, St. Jonathan
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency said an infected computer may have given up secrets on its long-range Epsilon rocket
There is no need for the ITU to take over Internet governance, its secretary general said
FBI details latest Citadel malware that can deliver Reveton ransomware to extort money from consumers
Because getting a Nexus 4 is really, really easy, right, guys? Guys?
The Internet blackout is more complete in Syria than it was during events in Egypt almost two years ago
European Commission officials have revealed the EU's negotiating position for the WCIT, dismissing reports that they had been sidelined
The company says click fraud is rampant in the US$32 billion online advertising industry
Detailed state agreement spells out average wage levels, year-by-year
Amazon focused on data management and enabling analytics
VP Bradley Horowitz says there's an advantage to being late to the party
The charge comes as Sprint tries to shift users off iDEN ahead of a June shutdown
Inspector general says physician and hospital self-reporting rule is ineffective
The legislation would require law enforcement agencies to get court warrants to search stored electronic communications
Also: Windows 8 tablet sales 'almost nonexistent,' Microsoft lures iOS developers
The standard shows a lack of concern for user privacy and security, according to the organization
