Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The organizations included defense contractors, governments and businesses
Facebook said it isn't planning to get into the digital books business, and will use the technology on its site
Obama administration moves to make it easier for foreign entrepreneurs to get visas and create U.S.-based start-ups
IT pros suffering through more patch deployments than ever
Grandis' technology may some day compete with NAND flash and DRAM
Recession, virtualization and fewer physical servers lower energy consumption
The new PCIe-based Z-Series SSD doubles performance of previous generations of OCZ drives
Report shows advertised speeds more in tune with reality than a year ago
Other carriers will be able to resell the 4G service, which Sprint resells from Clearwire itself
Samsung won't sell its Android-based Galaxy Tab 10.1 there
The Dealmap and its 2 million-plus users are acquired by Google as it builds a daily-deals business
Customers notice ghosting on ThinkPad X220 laptops, but Lenovo says it is commonplace on laptop panels
Revs stable build of browser to version 13, debuts print preview for Windows, Linux
Resume searches show employers are looking for people skilled with iRise, Crystal SDK and NetApp
The agency's new study gives providers higher marks than an FCC report from 2010
Online auction site sees a 5-fold boost in I/O performance
Check Point intros fast hardware for its security gateways; 1Tbps throughput on horizon
After premature release, then removal from Apple's App Store, free app returns
But upgraders running Boot Camp 3 can migrate their XP or Vista installations
Google wants Java infringement claims to be tossed out of court, using previous testimony from former Google CEO Eric Schmidt
The company's main business is in application development and management
Security for Business Innovation Council finds highly targeted, thoroughly researched, amply funded, and tailored attacks have become commonplace
The caretaker robot could be on the market by 2015.
The vehicle's batteries can be charged at night when power is cheaper and used during the day
John Suffolk will become Huawei's Global Cyber Security Officer
Google is expanding in the U.S., while LivingSocial plans an acquisition in South Korea
Intel loses microprocessor market share to AMD during the second quarter, IDC says
The company aims to help enterprises reduce costs associated with managing cloud infrastructure
Black Hat presentation to show how photos, facial recognition and overlapping databases will lead to less privacy
CA security team finds more advanced Android malware
Adobe Edge isn't a Flash replacement but it's a step in HTML5's direction
The startup will also provide free service on the phones for Native Americans in rural areas
Mobile Capture technology could ease receipt management, expense reporting tasks
Dismisses talk of a 15-in. Air; 'defeats the purpose' of the small, lightweight form factor
'Catalyst for Change' now available in Asia Pacific
The new legislation has the support of Amazon.com and a trade group representing Best Buy and Apple
Online purchases supported through Serve platform
The outsourcer said another contractor was responsible for archived e-mails
Microsoft's decade-old OS officially hits minority status
iOS overtakes Symbian for second place
IE9 drives growth on Windows 7, but Microsoft's overall browser share drops again
Microsoft has updated its Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack for large-scale enterprise users
Enterprise Vault 10 also captures social media interactions
The email from a Google engineer could be damaging to Google's defense
