Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
As EU starts probe into facial recognition, letter about to go to FTC
Users say photos are being deleted, but cause remains unclear
As millions seek out powerful smartphones, annual number sold expected to double in four years
Tivoli, other IBM tools being marshaled to secure private, hybrid cloud computing
Kino.to was popular in German-speaking countries for its vast database of movies and TV shows
Hewlett-Packard, which has a lot of Oracle customers, is trying to sell them on Microsoft. Welcome to the vendor wars.
Failure to properly accommodate IPv6's longer address space by network, security, and software vendors can result in vulnerabilities
Staff shortage and attrition faced by Indian outsourcers is affecting quality, analysts said
Lower demand for Nokia's phones and services triggers TI to project lower Q2 revenue
Its new software lets users combine otherwise separate pools of high-performance computing resources
The 20-year-old man allegedly captured thousands of pictures using software called Camcapture
World's largest social network reports no problems on World IPv6 Day
New 'isaac' offering adds social media interface to Enterasys network management software
Like Y2K, this 24-hour trial of next-gen Internet services is proving uneventful; no major outages, security breaches reported
EU to launching probe into what critics call a 'creepy' feature
Coping with virtualization, mobility and social networking security issues highlighted at IT Roadmap seminar
Attacks on government and private networks happen all the time and require subdued responses, some experts say
In a class action suit, two shareholders say the $11.25 per share sale price is unfair
It's all about selling hardware, and fighting Android for smartphone and tablet supremacy
The company's VidyoPanorama system will allow for up to 20 screens in a meeting
Internet monitor reports no big problems or slowdowns during test
The Department of Commerce should help private groups establish voluntary codes of conduct, a report says
Consumers will spend billions on health-related video games and mobile health apps, says PricewaterhouseCoopers
One takes an app-based approach, the other is Web-based
After settling with another student for $175,000 last year, Lower Merion says new suit 'solely motivated by monetary interests'
EU Commissioner vows to improve copyright laws
PC sales still growing, but not as fast as expected
Early data shows doubling of IPv6 traffic, although 'not a super dramatic increase'
The company doesn't see an end to the Angry Birds phenomenon
Internet 2.0 tried out for a day
ASR 9922 and 9000v aimed at distributing Ethernet-based video, mobility and cloud services
Other major carriers are also expected to have the hottest new smartphone, made by Samsung
New law would also ease online traders' costs
Price-sensitive buyers opting more for iPad knockoffs
The advertisements are a legal formality required by the U.S. for its ongoing Rustock botnet lawsuit
Updates browser to version 12 as it boosts anti-malware protection
Apple wants to put up a single, circular building to house 12,000 employees on a new campus in Cupertino
Google is rerouting searches from Kazakhstan after authorities there enforced a rule that .kz domains be hosted locally
The microblog is rolling out the service to a few users to start with
The research institute plans to commercialize the e-paper technology in two years
Google's Matt Cutts also said more updates to the so-called Panda algorithm are coming
400 websites are participating in 24-hour trial of IPv6, despite worries about timeouts and hacker attacks
