Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Citrix, Hewlett-Packard, Dell, EMC and others launched new products and services at this year's VMworld conference
Wazi Wi-Fi to provide low-cost, high-speed Internet access in developing markets
Oracle accuses Hewlett-Packard of fraud and deception in a cross-complaint filed Tuesday
Dell will resell hosted applications and combine them with analytics and integration services
Analyst bets that China's appetite for Apple products means more Mac sales with Air's recent launch
Verizon network adds 75 million POPs throughout 2011
The deal could help NEC sell more base stations and Cisco more back-end switches
Responding to demand, HP will make a limited number of TouchPads through Oct. 31
Fraudulent SSL and EVSSL certificates were issued for several dozen other websites
Apple's iPhone is second; RIM and Microsoft devices see their shares drop
US authorities lobbied the EU on Oracle's behalf, and the loss of MySQL would have 'destroyed' the merger, the cable reveals
Chrome and Firefox face updates, Microsoft blacklists firm's certs in Windows 7 and Vista, but not XP
The as-yet announced tablet would outsell all others except the iPad
DigiNotar won't sell certs until after a security audit
Sprint billing event as a 'strategy update'
Nearly 40 million 'Net users to benefit from proposed extension to DNS protocol
Disaster recovery as a service gets a boost with VMware's Site Recovery Manager 5.0
One of the biggest enterprise software and cloud computing shows this year gets underway in San Francisco
Jim Zemlin says Linux's desktop failure doesn't matter, MeeGo lives and HTML5 is the future
Taking without contributing back to the upstream project defeats the benefit of open source and sooner or later, all open source users realize this, contends Jim Zemlin
VMware is also unveiling new device management software that enterprises can use to manage the phones
Google, Microsoft and Mozilla are revoking a rogue SSL certificate that could be used to spy on e-mail accounts
Deep Security 8.0 supporting VMware's vShield 5.0 APIs
The ioCache adapter card offers up to 1.28TB of capacity for VMs
The phone maker continues to push its own operating system
Cloud applications are part of Infosys' strategy to focus on intellectual property to boost revenue
Nokia said e-mail addresses of forum members have been accessed
VMware CEO Paul Maritz urged customers to make the move from virtualization to cloud infrastructure
Hewlett-Packard says it is ensuring customers such as the Air Force of support regardless of possibly selling off its Personal Systems Group
Isis venture still on track for NFC-ready smartphone rollout in 2012
Repeat of Comodo affair last March; foreign government may be behind theft, says researcher
CEO Andy Ory on the secrets of 'opt-in communications,' the myth of unlimited bandwidth and his company's edge over Cisco and more
Storm's movement through New England adds to hits on communications
Despite the hype, mainstream business acceptance and adoption of cloud technologies has been a long process
The mass transit operator's decision to turn off service is a clear violation of U.S. law, digital rights groups say
Shows changes to Explorer's UI, says it won't do compatibility mode
LifeNet open source software would link devices via Wi-Fi, professor says
Six steps to prepare your network for IPv6
DDR3 DRAM will drop to US$1.60 later in the third quarter, from $2.10 today
IT system's design is based on experience from years of disaster experience, says Red Cross IT exec
Storm affects 1,400 cell sites, FCC reports
