Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Actions a response to members' arrests this week
Cisco, SalesForce, Google among the backers of SCIM protocol for cloud-to-cloud provisioning
Cites last year's multi-week outage as reasoning
WD Technologies and HGST will compete with separate brands
Support for PCI-Express 3.0 will come to Thunderbolt, though Intel couldn't provide a time
Should your organization build its own business continuity tools from existing resources, or invest in an outside software package?
Request comes after outside groups asked FCC to slow down cable spectrum deal
Having lost half its market share, new Avaya data networking chief Randall targets hot growth areas
Commission singles out Huawei-Symantec joint venture as example of risk
Why doesn't it have a real name, where's Siri, order now or wait? We've got answers
The company immerses SSI motherboards in an inert cooling fluid to carry heat away from them
Outercurve will manage the further development of the Microsoft Mayhem program
Microsoft, Patch Tuesday for March: A continued drop in critical security bulletins has the security community overlooking a rise in total patches issued this year.
Linux luminary hammers OpenSUSE security mechanisms
Microsoft dumped the 17-year-old iconic feature, but StarDock's free Start8 adds it back
The programming language used to write parts of the Duqu malware remains a mystery despite countless hours of analysis
Exec says it's impractical to intervene in customers' PC malware problems
Partners are expecting to hear more about Microsoft's plans for ERP on Azure during the Convergence conference
Downloading one HD movie to new Apple iPad via LTE network could alone exceed monthly data allowance
Pwn2Own, Pwnium contests batter Google's browser at CanSecWest
UCS rack mount servers now on par with blades; fabric scales to 2Tbps
Hammond had previously been convicted on hacking charges
The inevitable flood of video-streaming traffic for the NCAA men's basketball tournament is just around the corner.
China is currently holding large-scale trials using 4G LTE TDD technology
Apple's A5X chip in the latest iPad may not graduate to the iPhone
Ray Ozzie, who left Microsoft in 2010, talked broadly about his new startup, Cocomo, at a summit in Seattle
Display, processing & LTE outfit new iPads for demanding users
As newest version of Apple iPad, iOS is released, Twitter is abuzz
Hackers claim attack is protest against church doctrine, child sex scandal
Big data brings big hopes about catching stealthy intruders going after sensitive data
The new program hopes to provide more than 1,000 software internships in the US this summer
Siri, a laptop dock and more!
Enterprises also need to consider how data is collected, stored, organized and shared
A fairly new Apache denial-of-service exploit has been integrated into a popular DDoS botnet client called Armageddon
CMU study find politically sensitive terms are censored by China
Finnish tech firm, Senseg, named as haptics supplier for iPad 3
BMW, Dreamworks and others laud E5-2600 processor line at launch event
IBM survey finds that few businesses have substantially deployed cloud services
Brookings report details manufacturing losses
Members deface PandaLabs website, post message taunting LulzSec snitch
After the initial iPad's jaw-dropping debut and the amazing iPad 2's launch a mere year later, what more can Apple do?
Issa says the trade agreement poses as big of a threat to the Internet as SOPA or PIPA
