Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft's 10-year-old XP no longer champ, say Irish metrics firm
A Latvian and a Lithuanian have been charged with hacking offenses and conspiracy to defraud
Unmanned vehicles are being used to clear radioactive debris from the site of a damaged nuclear power plant
Common code will reduce developer time, cost
Iron Mountain to assist customers in migrating to other storage platforms
Albert Gonzalez, who is serving a 20-year sentence, wants to reverse his guilty plea
NASA says a weeklong shutdown could delay shuttle's April 29 liftoff
It's the best way to manage today's mobile and diverse computing environment, says Steve Daly
Lawmakers pass a resolution of disapproval largely along party lines
New faster-paced development schedule mimics Chrome's
Memo to Google workers is said to tie employee bonuses to social success
Patent sale revamped after open source concerns raised
Page wastes no time in shaking up management
Microsoft may address 'kernel pool' exploits revealed at Black Hat
IDC study outlines Microsoft's impact on tech industry
Woznoak says innovative projects, not tests, should determine a student's grade; the popular DVR follows your every move
And IBM will support SAP in the cloud
Google must license travel software to competitors under a proposed settlement of the DOJ's antitrust concerns
Akamai CEO Paul Sagan received compensation valued at $6 million last year
The software giant told him the phones will become 'un-serviceable', he said
Two-year and prepaid month-to-month contracts to continue, Verizon confirms
Despite geopoliticial turmoil, optimism reigns for tech stocks
The tablet will be available in the U.S. on April 24
Lenovo, Motorola and Dell are preparing to launch tablets in China as the market heats up
Shutdown would complicate, if not curtail, the visa process for people coming to the U.S. on business
IT companies are playing an important part in reconnecting people hit by Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami
IBM introduced two tiers of cloud computing service aimed squarely at enterprise customers
The agency is seeking comment on possible rules to prevent interference with networks
Social networking company has enough muscle, clout to drive hardware innovation
Study finds users see so many emails that they don't have the time to weigh spam impact
Larry Page won't be Eric Schmidt 2.0 and engineers will rule, but Google's now different than the startup he ran in the past
The cable operator has asked the judge to decide if it has the right to let people stream content to their iPads
Commission passes order on party-line vote
'Out of line with anything normal,' says security expert
The low-cost GSM and CDMA carrier will add Clearwire's WiMax service
The goal of the new rules is to speed up broadband deployment across the U.S., the agency says
Microsoft swears it hasn't switched on the automatic offer
Android security features provided in Google Apps.
ABI smartphone data highlights Android's dramatic rise
Gartner and IDC both predict Windows Phone 7 victory over iPhone
The company wants its new Open Compute Project to help improve data center designs everywhere
