Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Cognizant and Tata Consultancy Services have outstripped other outsourcers with predominantly Indian operations
Pictures don't lie; February surprise dies; keyboard option
Insurance firm goes with Twinstrata SAN package; Amazon's cloud services for disaster recovery
A new software release adds support for the open-source statistical modeling language
Berkeley Lab builds new computing facility with energy usage in mind
Greenpeace's latest 'Cool IT' report highlights technology products that help other industries go green
The patents to be offered on FRAND terms will be those that are standards essential
Long-term plan, says Google, is to make Chrome the standard browser on Android
The carrier wants rules to keep devices from using its spectrum
Yahoo continues its efforts to restructure, shedding its board chairman and three members
New IBM app allows admins to monitor XIV Storage Systems via iPhone interface
Though succesful, online data sites can't claim to have truly scientific matching formulas, researchers say
More outbound than inbound data from stadium fans, AT&T finds
Google finally merges its mobile browser with its mobile operating system
Releases beta of sandboxed Flash Player plug-in for Firefox, on to Microsoft's browser
Officials acknowledge difficulties facing large cloud vendors like Google, but contends that requirements are met by some firms
Though the satellite operator is still waiting for FCC approval, its win in Canada points to a new type of mobile network
Maingear's Titan 17 packs Intel's Core i7-3960X desktop processor
Smartphones, tablets and their app stores are behind the 'App Economy,' study says
Officials line up to criticize "the new SOPA"
A beta version of Chrome for Android is available to people running Ice Cream Sandwich
Confirms that BitTorrent file is pcAnywhere's source code after sting operation fails
Frustrated users take to Twitter to complain about rival social network's poor performance
Judge's $272M award is rejected by Oracle, forcing SAP to defend former TomorrowNow unit again
Symantec concerned that Anonymous group will also now post other stolen source code
The release of HP's LoadRunner in the Cloud is a step toward a more scalable environment for application load testing.
FTC wants to ensure background screening apps protect privacy, adhere to Fair Credit Reporting Act
The copyright bills have too many problems to fix, say the groups, including Public Knowledge and Amnesty International
A special Edge edition of HANA and HANA-powered analytics for SAP's Business One are on tap
Old-school hosted telephony is still around for government organizations, universities
Apple iOS, Android pace growth in US, worldwide
Japan named as primary source of DDoS attack traffic for Q4 2011
The open-source company wants enterprises to move their network-attached storage to the cloud
Tulip Data Center Services is setting up the largest data center in the country so far
Mobile Dynamics CRM clients will get a look tailored to their machines
Unlike many large U.S. data centers, this one is vertical
The Tokyo-based tech giant continues to align its once-independent PlayStation platform with its other products and services
Three-quarters of the time, shoddy security with vendor's remote-access and VPN to blame for data breach, Trustwave study finds
The hacker group had earlier released emails between a hacker and a person said to be a Symantec representative
A federal judge last year lowered the award to Oracle by US$1 billion
The server-based flash cache will come in bigger cards, SSDs and less expensive media later this year, the company says
Microsoft's C++ AMP specification allows mainstream programmers to harness GPUs for number crunching
Analysts say 'Hondo' tablet chips provide strong opportunity for an AMD rebound
