Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Customer concerns prompted decision to drop privacy policy change, company says
A rack of memory can generate up to 40GBps throughput
But downplays feasibility of SSL/TLS attacks using proof-of-concept tool
IEEE-USA survey day paints a picture of a workforce
With an OpenFlow-based switch, Microsoft has scored a second big win for Hyper-V customers interested in building out virtual switch environments.
The Parliament is targeting products used to violate human rights or restrict freedom of speech
Markey and Barton call on the FTC to investigate the use of the hard-to-delete tracking tools
Open-source BI tool Jaspersoft 4.2 features an iPad software development kit
Full global rollout to last less than four weeks
Ruggedized Kyocera DuraMax will be first phone to support Sprint Direct Connect push-to-talk service
Microsoft says there are things customer can do to lessen the risk of using certain versions of SSL/TLS
Expected to unveil the new iPhone 5 at its Cupertino HQ
An organization under investigation for antitrust violations has said the authorities are sending out conflicting messages
HTC's Thunderbolt and Evo 4G top Localytics' "4G" phone rankings
Trials still set for early 2012, as smartphone makers get on board
The signing ceremony for the controversial IP enforcement agreement will be in Tokyo
Microsoft has taken the Kelihos botnet offline and shut down the cz.cc subdomains
The Synapse comes in 64GB and 128GB sizes
Revamped software maps enterprise policies to mobile users
Pioneering bookmarking site Delicious stacks up social networking features
India and Malaysia make large leaps in the trade group's IT Industry Competitiveness Index
38 organizations call for more clarity in the Data Retention Directive review
Skynax 8 is first full release under Intermec ownership
The phone will cost €480 with 16GB of storage, and will go on sale in China and Russia, but not the U.K. or the U.S.
Microsoft Research chief Craig Mundie discusses natural user interfaces as the research group turns 20
Japan's central Shizuoka Prefecture put a disaster management system on Salesforce.com's platform-as-a-service offering
OnStar plans to collect data from customers that stop services an 'unheard of' privacy violation, U.S. Senator says
But more malware, posing as phony Flash installer, pops up
The companies will invest a total of $300 million in the joint venture
CDN adds next-gen Internet support to security, content caching offerings
Multiple smartphones and tablets forcing IT departments to plead for help, says exec.
Piston plans to sell an OpenStack distribution aimed at enterprise users
Oracle released its Sparc T4 processor in standard rack and blade servers, as well as a big clustered system
For $45, Rite Aid customers can talk for 10 minutes to a doctor
Both have dual-core 1.5 Ghz processors
Obama holds town hall meeting at LinkedIn, Republicans do the same at Facebook
Intel says optical cables for Thunderbolt interconnect could ship next year
'Android overwhelming market with devices,' says analyst of Nielsen numbers
The HTC Amaze and Samsung Galaxy S II, available soon, will be the first to run on T-Mobile's highest speed network
Do you know enough arcane vocabulary to impress your party guests?
Says agreement in place would let it bid on $60 million deal for cloud services
The fast-growing blogging platform attracted new venture capitalists
Today's social engineers are getting very specific in their plans to manipulate their marks
Cybercrime investigations are increasing, but IT industry experts say more effort must be made to tackle causes of crime
7-inch screen, low pricing, new Android interface
The DOJ and Secret Service allege that the Web-based business was a Ponzi scheme
