Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Q4 2011's revenue, income shares at lowest level since Vista's last months
The case was seen as a test of the predictability of India' regulations in telecom and other sectors
Wipro said the business environment continues to be uncertain
Google's revenue and profit both increased but investors sent its stock 9 percent lower
The hacker group Anonymous said it has taken down sites run by a number of government and content organizations
The Business and Server & Tools divisions grew their revenue, but the Windows & Windows Live division dipped
IBM falls slightly short of analyst expectations for its fourth-quarter 2011 results
Atom year-over-year Q4 revenue drops by 57 percent to $167 million
Raked in $175M in ill-gotten gains, say authorities
It's the latest twist in the ugly public battle between Oracle and Montclair State University
Opponents of the bills keep up the pressure as PIPA heads toward a key Senate vote on Tuesday
Other high-tech companies -- Zappos, Salesforce.com, SAS and Intel -- also rank
iBooks 2, iBooks Author have 'enormous' potential, but it's very long term
A developer faces up to 10 years in prison for copying the source code of a sensitive financial program
Buoyed by success of Web blackout, protesters say fight continues 'til bills defeated
Today is the 26th anniversary of the Brain virus
An EU commissioner shares concerns over the sale of certain technologies to human rights violators
The costs of a 'bring your own device' (BYOD) enterprise deployment can be tricky to figure
Plan starts Sunday for new smartphone, tablet customers, $30 unlimited data plan stays in effect for current clients
Apple also introduces iBooks Author for map to create digital textbooks
Lumia 900 by Nokia is first sign of Windows Phone's promise
With several trends driving an increase in WAN optimization and network intelligence spending among enterprises, industry analysts see market upheaval coming
Though share of global R&D expenditures is declining, U.S. remains largest R&D investing country
IE's failure to percent-encode double quotes in URLs can be exploited in XSS attacks
Survey reveals more data at risk, more incidents, and careless users
Existing smartphone, tablet customers can stick with current plans or move to new ones on Jan. 22
Signs of a turn in the IT services market from offshoring to domestic providers
ZestCash, which offers short-term loans online, plans to grow its staff, expand its operations and boost its lending capacity
The company lost a!207 million during the fourth quarter as Sony prepares to take over
Social networks are used by Internet companies and users to spread opposition to anti-piracy bills in Congress
Executives say RSA handled last April's crisis well; wasn't the actual target of the attack
Struggling Eastman Kodak sees opportunity in its digital capture patents, and printing and deposition technologies
China is already conducting trials of the real-name system in five cities
Cisco's 2010 agreement with Itron bears fruit, including IPv6 routers for utilities
The OPEN Act would allow copyright holders to file complaints with the U.S. International Trade Commission
LightSquared says its LTE network was tested against obsolete GPS devices
New CEO Scott Thompson gets more room to maneuver with departure of active co-founder, analysts say
The database allows compressed data to be analyzed
Red Hat RHEV 3.0 makes a serious play for the enterprise virtualization market
MRAM is being used in racing cars, planes and storage and networking equipment
On the back of the iPhone 4S, Apple's share among new-smartphone buyers jumps 77%
