Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The company will put its seal of approval on participating e-commerce websites
Oracle's Itanium decision affects NonStop users as well
The webmail service was out for more than an hour and a half for 'less than' 1.38% of Gmail's users, according to Google
New features introduce elements of social discovery and search
World IPv6 Launch Day participants urge enterprises to ramp up next-gen Internet deployments
Company plans to update Windows Update before shipping 28 patches next week
Time for operations to join forces with development colleagues in small teams, Gartner analysts say
American Academy of Arts and Sciences plays host to Internet luminaries
Reports of 130 zero-days being leaked 'totally false,' says CEO of French vulnerability research firm
A rise in complex, composite cloud services could create dangerous 'bubbles,' according to a Yale researcher.
Also: A Windows 8 hardware glut; Staples loves Windows 8; virtual support on iPads
Flame self-desctruct module overwrites file data to prevent forensic analysis
A Q&A with a principle engineer on the motivations for going with OpenFlow, the learnings, what's next
Bytemobile technology used by service providers to better deliver multimedia content
Joins Cricket with pre-paid service; Virgin Mobile plan starts at $30 a month with unlimited data
Innovative tag reading system has a range of more than 600 feet
NetMotion's Locality exports client data, reports on mobile experience
Web, email expected to continue rising for next-gen Internet Protocol
Vendors like Asus, Acer and Gigabyte are trying out everything to find the winning formula among consumers
Company's fast, sweeping response proves how critical it considers Windows Update
The investment will result in improved smartphone performance as Samsung moves to a 20-nanometer manufacturing process
Stagnant market share for Firefox and related controversies raise concerns
It is believed millions of the LinkedIn password hashes have been cracked, putting users at risk
LinkedIn confirmed some have been breached, experts say users can check to see if yours is one
Privacy advocates say the company hasn't done enough to address concerns
Oracle's cloud was a long time coming but rises above the rest, Larry Ellison claims
Suse, Cent0S and Ubuntu virtual-machine images can be provisioned on Windows Azure
Expert knocks the company for vague description of how it plans to 'harden' crucial Windows Update service
Google's Internet evangelist talks about protocol's past and future
Judge says punishment is meant as a deterrent
Upper echelons of business demanding Apple Macs, and saying 'no' could be 'a career-ending decision'
73% plan to increase hiring in second half of year, reports Dice.com
Unlikely it's full of secrets, says expert
Intel and ARM make the case for why the upcoming Windows operating systems are better on devices with their processors
Windows brand is associated with old, legacy PCs, he says
Apple expands into prepaid market, Samsung targets high end with Galaxy S3
The National Labor Relations Board finds several social media restrictions to be unfair labor practices
Verizon's Terremark will become platinum member of EMC's provider network, joining AT&T, Rackspace, CSC
Phones sold in 2016 will total 2.3 billion
Gartner Magic Quadrant picks for MDM highlight MobileIron, AirWatch, Fiberlink, Zenprise, Good Technology
Machine-to-machine applications grow with lower-cost devices, services
New Microsoft tool creates an easy-breezy Java programming environment for Android phones
Twitter, Amazon, eBay among major websites without next-gen Internet support
Apple's iOS-based iPhone will fall to third place while Android remains in place as top-selling smartphone OS
Latest Internet creation from Napster’s Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning aims to liven up Facebook
Models at Computex make $100 to $170 per day and some have mixed feelings about their work
Their websites have been attacked as blocks on some file-sharing sites continue
