Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
AMD takes a new direction with the FirePro A300 and A320 chips, which are targeted at professional workstations
A10 Networks was accused by Brocade of intellectual property infringement and unfair competition
Users in China can easily find paid services online that claim they can delete content from popular forums
DLm8000 can hold up to 1.8 petabytes of raw capacity and will ship by year's end
Rogue emails purporting to come from payroll management services firm ADP directed recipients to malicious website, SANS ISC says
New planner tool helps customers pick from six tiers of data up to 20GB
Mini base stations to be mounted on street lamps, buildings, to augment new Sprint 4G LTE wireless network
ISACA's calculator helps you get buy-in on cloud services by arguing return-on-investment
Geek Squad Summer Academy gives girls and boys hands-on access to latest technology
The one-ton planetary rover has made a safe touch-down.
Four companies show how performance boosts can make expensive NAND flash technology cost-effective
Lenovo on Monday celebrated the 20th anniversary of the ThinkPad
eBay reports a 70% increase in used iPhone activity
The issue is however unlikely to have a major impact on the trial in Australian Federal Court
TSMC will get a 5 percent stake in ASML, while Intel holds a 15 percent stake
Upgrading the country's card payment system has been a slow process, which may signal similar issues for the U.S.
An Apple executive recommended the smaller iPad, according to a 2011 email
The outage last Thursday was caused by a 'safety valve' mechanism meant to prevent cascading network failures
Now CISO and SVP of Huntington Bank, Jones created the FAIR risk analysis method (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
Head of global security at Cummins brings a business background to the role (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
A Google Apps edition and a podcasting app are among the latest wares to be discontinued
IBM's VP of IT risk focuses on moving business projects forward with confidence (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
Novartis' global security leader wrangles data quality, records management and more for a holistic view of risk (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
CISO of Providence Health and Services closes organizational gaps to create foresight (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
Now CSO at Ingersoll Rand, Kelly builds security on a foundation of business value (CSO Compass Awards 2012)
Exploit shows need for certificates, proper device configurations
Judge Koh won't rule in Apple's favor just because Samsung improperly distributed excluded exhibits
In turn, SAP has been trying to convince customers using Oracle to switch to its own Sybase ASE
Microsoft seeks IT pros to play the equivalent of Apple geniuses in its stores
Signatures will be accepted until Aug. 10
Inappropriate postings on social media accounts shows damage compromised credentials can have
9-12, shipping displays, the smaller smaller-dock, and $800
Enterprises must take hard look at all costs related to cloud computing to avoid surprises
Lawmakers vote unanimously to tell the ITU that the U.S. opposes new regulations
Also, Microsoft knows Surface is ticking off the OEMs, Windows Store is open to third-party apps
Expect a plethora of contactless 'commerce services' first
Identity thieves continue to profit from U.S. government coffers by filing bogus tax returns, according to a new audit
Ex-DHS official Stewart Baker says nation needs to recognize cybersecurity "crisis"
Business terms need to be spelled out in detail, and they often are, analysts say
The deal centers on the lawsuit Oracle filed in 2007 over data theft by former SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow
It has partnered with a vendor that specializes in 'sentiment analysis'
CEO Dick Williams on the company's move to SaaS and competing for enterprise customers
Nearly 100 'Cloud Builder' events are planned globally before year's end, and that doesn't count OpenWorld
Service-focused Serval optimizes Internet to accommodate mobile users , ease data center management
Samsung's new display technology, Nexus 7 gear and an excess of desserts take center stage.
AT&T says it hopes to use NextWave's WCS spectrum for mobile data but needs FCC approval first
Senators decline to vote to end debate on the controversial Cybersecurity Act
