Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
European parliamentarians say they will not vote for the flawed ACTA agreement
But initiatives are under way to break the ice between U.S., Russia and China
Expert in financial services IT says public/private partnerships are the only way to battle hackers
Annual SIM survey shows IT budget optimism, despite sagging economy
The move signals another nail in the coffin for signature-based detection, which is missing new malware
The US chipmaker has a booth at the electronics show for the first time, and aims for relevance beyond PCs and servers.
The company said GPS receivers using its spectrum aren't protected from interference
The newest member of Oracle's appliances includes support for the open-source Hadoop and R frameworks
WSJ report unleashes Internet version of old-school 'telephone' game
It will give companies a way to handle large volumes of unstructured data
Sprint also struck $20B, four-year deal with Apple, second report claims
Oracle has switched up the way it develops the open-source database, for the better
After opening membership to all, visits to Google+ skyrocket
Interest in next iPhone 'unprecedented,' says one recycler
Adobe has launched a series of creative apps that can be used on touch-based devices
Even so, the tablet is expected to be profitable by promoting sales of other goods
iPhone hardware anticipated to take backseat to software
Sharp will make smartphones and tablets to use the carrier's controversial LTE network
Releases new editions to assist recovery efforts after malware signature deleted Chrome
Critics of the international treaty still question its compatibility with U.S. and E.U. laws
Product chief Thomas Kurian pushes the benefits of integrated hardware-and-software systems
All factors weighed together, there would be no 'clear winner' among iPhone operators, comScore says
Projections put Windows 7 as the most-used edition by May 2012
Results from Coverity's bug-finding tools can now be viewed directly from within HP's Application Lifecycle Management suite
Large telecommunications companies must stop using copper pricing as a barrier to deploying fiber networks
Under the proposed resolution, countries would agree to refrain from hostile acts in cyberspace
Junosphere Lab allows virtual evaluation environment for Juniper gear
The goal is to protect users from clicking on links that take them to phishing and malware sites
Working to regain past online glory, Yahoo beefs up news offerings
BI system development hits the ground running with efficiency and flexibility using the agile methodology.
Groupon acquired Indian deals site SoSasta.com in January
A single flash card has up to 2.4TB capacity
Watch out for whaling, smartphone worms, social media scams, not to mention attacks targeting your car and house
Perception of biometrics tends to be rather negative because it's personal and physical. says Lockheed Martin's biometrics division director
Relations between Yahoo and Alibaba had sunk to a low recently over an online payment unit
An interview with Forrester analyst Matthew Brown
The Epiphany IV chip will work with CPUs and add processing horsepower
The latest member of Oracle's family of software-and-hardware systems will target SAP's HANA platform
The products, shown at the OpenWorld conference join Oracle's Exadata and Exalogic engineered systems
Rival Chrome expected to crack 20% market share in March 2012
Analysts say that despite the risk, Oracle may introduce its own platform-as-a-service offering next week
