Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Wi-Fi, LTE technology emphasized in Intel purchase
Evernote for business is going to launch within the next couple of months
The company will increase research and development spending up 20 percent from last year
Alternatives to iPhone seen as giving AT&T and Verizon leverage with Apple
Experts warn that many businesses still do not have measures to insulate themselves from big service provider outages
2011 was a brutal year for cloud outages, from Amazon's big one in April to dozens of others. Are you prepared for what 2012 holds?
Internet traffic can be maliciously routed in order to spy on communications
McNealy backed Oracle's arguments in court and called Larry Ellison a 'national economic hero'
AMD is also considering software licensing fees and taxes in data-center consolidation effort
One opponent has expressed worries that the bill would create a 'Wild West of information sharing'
Clearwire will roll out the service in 'hot zones' with high demand in five cities beginning early next year
The move suggests the FTC might sue the company
Republicans' visa reforms would eliminate green card diversity lottery
Survey by U.K. agency finds that 65% sell or give away their personal devices to others, many without scrubbing data
Rackspace, VPS.net say they have resolved vulnerability
iOS activations bested Android by four-to-one, says Good Technology
Does Tim Cook protest too much about potential iPad rival?
The R6300 home router will be capable of 1.3Gbps using the emerging 802.11ac standard, the next generation of Wi-Fi
HTML5 one key to simplifying app creation for new OS
Five days after yanking SP2 from its auto-update servers, Microsoft reissues patched version
Intel researchers hope to combine sensors and cloud to deliver more accurate weather, air quality information
Big Blue rolls out new PowerLinux offerings
Seventy-five percent of HTTPS websites from Alexa's top one million are vulnerable to the BEAST SSL attack
Apple lagging behind in LTE tech patents, new report finds
Timing might give RIM a chance to set a better course
Interop network : From wireless to deicated bandwidth, the network can be a challenge
IT staff can now use CloudFormation templates to create isolated cloud resources
The processor has four cores but still uses less power than its dual-core predecessor
Shutterfly had placed a "stalking horse" bid of US$23.8 million
Glenn Mangham of York, England, said he meant no harm and hoped Facebook would let him off the hook
Potter Voice is suing most mobile device makers over a patent on voice control of devices
The U.S. patent office issued a ruling in Oracle's favor, but too late for it to make any difference, a judge has ruled
Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act bill fails to provide adequate privacy protections, Executive Office says
The guidelines would advise technology companies on data collection, data sharing and written privacy policies
But Google says its policies are no more onerous than rival service providers
VMware says it was one file of old code
AMD gained a slight market share as mobile shipments grew and hard drive shipments stabilized
CTIA CEO Largent says carriers will continue to make their pleas for more spectrum heard
Report shows security, lack of standards in government IT orgs is hindering cloud adoption
The Mac's contribution to Apple's bottom line fell to an all-time low in Q1
Initial public offering may be pushed back till June, reports say
Apps for medication reminders, TV-centric social networks among the most popular
The DATA Act aims to help lawmakers and the public better track federal spending online
IBM is offering a combination of the Linux OS and Power7 processors in new servers
