Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Verizon agrees to pay the FCC $1.25 million after Free Press brought a complaint against the company
600 million customers without power at height of outage but most BPO ops not impacted
A review of security conference Black Hat
The company aims to draw users away from Gmail and Yahoo Mail
Promises Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010 updates; offers temporary fix
Prefabricated modular data center slashes power costs, but will that be enough?
IBM's 'next-generation' Security Network Protection XGS 5000 boasts application-level controls, URL filtering
US Judge Lucy Koh provided jurors with details about the case and its implications
Rumor flurry predicts advent of Apple iPad mini, new iPod touch and iPod nano
In June, 3.7 million phones became infected with malware
The maker of enterprise cloud storage and file-sharing software will use the money in part to boost its international expansion
A limited free release of SevOne's network performance management tool is available now, and the company plans an official announcement Wednesday
Size constraints are pushing VGA ports out of laptops, but the display interface will linger in office equipment
Startup aims to identify dependencies, costs in content provider networks
Following VMware's billion dollar Nicira buy, will trend force Cisco to respond or defend?
The company recorded a US$356.5 million loss, and wants to be compensated
The company's large touch displays are expected to boost Microsoft's collaboration products like Lync
A new version of the 3PAR P10000 platform can be configured entirely with SSDs or with some spinning disks
Hackers criticize Huawei for insecure coding practices and lack of security transparency
T-Mobile's Note to run Android 4.0, or Ice Cream Sandwich, with Premium Suite upgrade
Security firm Radware identifies online information related to HOIC attack tool
As cloud outages continue to rage on, Netflix has open sourced a tool enterprises can use to test the resiliency of their cloud architectures
Twitter users during bike race overload network, lead to Olympic officials to ask for scaling back of 'non-urgent' tweets
Tool released at Defcon makes firmware backdooring easier for certain router models
Cross-border cloud computing is no barrier for one large Mexican company, but trade barriers make it a source of worry in Washington.
The new mice and keyboard will be released around the time of the Windows 8 launch
The university wants to help Taiwanese electronic firms counter patent battles brought by foreign firms
OLPC's XO Touch will add a touchscreen to the original XO-1.75 laptop design.
Photos of early Apple prototypes are among the most recent documents submitted to a California court
New Rakshasa hardware backdoor is persistent and hard to detect, researcher says
New tool and service can decrypt any PPTP and WPA2 wireless sessions using MS-CHAPv2 authentication
NSA Director General Keith B. Alexander called the Defcon attendees the world's best cybersecurity community
The court won't let lawyers play musical chairs during the case but did accept a change in the label used for each party
Tech stocks soared Friday in the wake of mixed earnings reports
Links promising photos of users lead to the Blackhole exploit kit
Facebook, Amazon, Juniper, Rackspace and Unisys also make the list
Windows 8 has soft spots where attackers could apply pressure, researcher says
The first official Apple iPhone Rollup rumor, stock prices, chips, looming disappointment
The Florida company had recently signed a deal with Samsung for security on Android devices
RIPE NCC to run out of IPv4 addresses any day, putting pressure on network operators to deploy IPv6
Security researcher Vasilis Pappas won Microsoft's BlueHat Prize contest
Fling with tablets may affect computer makers' commitment to Windows, firm says in SEC filing
Accuvant Labs' David Litchfield demos his latest Oracle 11g database hack
The company also reported a net loss, attributable to IPO-related costs
