Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The new ISE storage blade for SMBs will integrate some controller functions on it
The court has ordered Yahoo to remove links to a pirated Iranian movie
Database provisioning that took hours or days at TiVo, now take minutes
Intuit customers addresses not part of the hacker haul, but TurboTax maker alerts users anyway
Unified Manager features IT service management as SaaS, on-premises or a combo
Fine, analysts say, but will the credit card companies and banks all get along?
With one million robots in use, museum introduces collection ranging from R2-D2 to Marv, one of the smallest in the world
Cameras are expected to become more common on tablet PCs this year
Piracy continues to be a problem on Taobao, according to one foreign company that sells on the site
The company is aiming at relisting on the New York Stock Exchange
Some customers hesitant to sign nondisclosure agreements
SUNY Old Westbury's CIO talks about the school's policy-based approach to securing the network and controlling bandwidth use
While names and emails were exposed, it could have been worse
Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Cray announce new servers with Intel's new 10-core E7 family of chips
Biggest boost to Intel CEO Paul Otellini's pay came from a $6.8 million bonus
The company's mobile command center restores communications to affected building
With its 'Llano' processors, AMD hopes to gain on rival Intel
Settles allegations of surcharges that violated federal contracts
Vacates 2010 jury verdict, says Mirror Worlds failed to prove patent violation
The new software will give hospitals insights into staffing and financial information
A Jesuit author lauds hackers' philosophy of creativity and sharing and praises Wikipedia
Increase in memory prices could affect semiconductor industry
Thousands of customers of Marriott, JPMorgan Chase, Walgreens, Capital One, Brookstone, BJ's, TIVO, Barclays Bank of Delaware, Red Roof and others get the bad news email.
VMware has hired Mozy workers and acquired its assets
The Xeon E7 chips, code-named Westmere-EX, are designed to cut server maintenance and electric bills
Linux has already defeated Microsoft, Linux Foundation chief says
Satisfaction ratings close, but AT&T iPhone owners report more than double the number of disconnects
More than one-third of IT workers would take a pay cut for the chance to telecommute full time
Apple iPad easily bests rivals from Motorola, Samsung
German researchers turn their work on tweets into website that assesses stock chat
Work to dig out the Sendai Technology Center will continue for months as the company recovers from the March tsunami
Fleshes out Application Fluent Network architecture with low latency Ethernet switches, meshes and pods
Micron plans to ship a new enterprise-class PCIe solid state drive this summer
The CRM vendor also previewed its Spring release, which includes client apps for iPad and Android devices
Google ordered to manually blur faces and car number plates
SNIA also positions cloud management spec for international standards certification
Symantec online security study says hitting social-networking profiles, product vulnerabilities, rootkits are growing problems
Tells customers still on contract to pay up to $549 for new iPhone 4
India thinks Vodafone owes US$2.5 billion related to a 2007 acquisition
Residents in Salt Lake City will be able to pay for public transport using their phones
