Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
OnCommand now part of single user interface for servers, storage
The application allows for end-to-end encrypted calls
Infobright, Ingres and Jaspersoft make announcements for open-source data warehousing and analytics
Other carriers also rev up 4G service
But Dutch citizens will have to wait until next week for the law to be approved
Startup AffirmTrust to offer free SSL certificates until the end of the year
The company wants an even bigger part of operator's future investments
Cisco and Polycom each are unveiling smaller video systems and more interoperability
Business Objects EDGE 4.0 and Crystal Server 2011 are set to go GA in July
The deadline to be granted an online mapping license in China is July 1
PCI Security Standards Council to issue virtualization, cloud guidelines
But rash of targeted attacks may also mean more companies coming clean
More focuses needed on network monitoring, outbound filtering, whitelisting
Chinese authorities are blocking searches on Google that contain the name of a city where protests have occurred
AMD says its new A-Series Fusion chips are geared towards gaming, video playback and other 'visual' computing tasks
The new Pavilion and ProBook laptops have dual- and quad-core A-series chips
Hackers break into a Senate account, but can do little; the Bethesda hack, however, looks serious
Ann Livermore, head of HP's Enterprise Business, moves to the board; CIO Randy Mott leaving 'effective immediately'
Ann Livermore will take a board seat but step down from her post as head of the company's Enterprise unit
Report hits on Facebook valuation as talk of initial public offering builds online
Files complaint with FTC seeking to halt Facebook's plans for facial recognition service
Appetizer Mobile finds one way to stand out in a forest of apps
Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth lavishes praise on Google and the Chrome browser
Arizona company iCloud Communications takes Apple to federal court
Although Verizon-Payfone system only works for online payments, does not have NFC capability
Tablet will provide in-flight entertainment and Wi-Fi
Value of unlocked iPhone questionable with carriers divided among CDMA, GSM
Social network is still growing but not as fast
'Pressing need to deal with memory usage' spurs new plan to tackle long-running problem
Symantec survey covered 3,700 IT professionals
The announcement comes as SAP looks to migrate customers away from Oracle's database products
The telecom vendor wants more operators to use QoS, but only when the network is congested
Nuance's Dragon NaturallySpeaking speech recognition software now includes support for iPhones and social networks
Avaya and others offer easy-to-use, low-cost, browser-based virtual environments for corporate meetings
