Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Intel hopes to provide hardware-and software-based cloud security services via McAfee
Insurer says server drives missing from IBM-run California data center contain personal, medical data
Apps administrators will now be able to delay implementation of suite upgrades on their domains
The $32M deal will help OCZ get into the embedded flash market
Oracle claims MySQL offers 90 percent lower total cost of ownership than SQL Server
Study finds auditors think companies don't put a premium on security, privacy
WLAN pioneer offers new class of wiring closet switches
HP creates a cloud application platform, and an enterprise app store
Most companies remain optimistic they can make it through any short-term problems
Microsoft's claim of full hardware acceleration is 'a myth,' says Mozilla developer
AU Optronics reports closure of a subsidiary; other firms may struggle to get chemicals
These technologies are poised for growth this year and beyond. Here's why.
Arista says its new 24-port data center switch has latency under half a microsecond.
A look at why self-glorification on social networks may make you the target of criminal adoration
Wirefly taking pre-orders starting Tuesday
Richard Stallman: iPhones and Androids are 'Big Brother' tracking devices
HP CEO Leo Apotheker says the HP cloud will be for consumers and the enterprise
The Xoom gave the original iPad a strong challenge, but does the iPad 2 knock it back down?
There's a rumor for every possibility about a new social networking platform
Volumes increased, lowering costs for displays and processors; more devices use cheap or free open source software
Systems integration is proving to be a difficult challenge in data transparency effort
Buyers may reserve phones starting March 26
Plans to patch Flash, Reader next week, but cites Reader X's sandbox as reason why it won't update newest version
AT&T to start charging overage fees in May
Use news of earthquake, tsunami to solicit donations, trick users into downloading fake AV software, say experts
Before-and-after images of tsunami, quake show devastation
Nuclear power plant problems force fabs offline
Apple keeps cost nearly flat despite pricier display, battery, CPU
Infor has offered US$1.8 billion for rival ERP vendor Lawson; will HP, IBM and Oracle counter?
Service is cut off on two segments of a trans-Pacific network
But are we talking a white iPhone 4 or iPhone 5?
In Japan aftermath, portable radios work where cell phones can't
Verizon waiving charges through April 10; AT&T, through March 31
Beats Mozilla's Firefox 4 to the upgrade punch
Secret to iPad 2 Smart Cover: Lots of powerful magnets
Router maker unveils Hurricane Electric as reference customer for next-gen Internet services
Twitter is discouraging development of new client applications and warning existing ones will be held to stringent standards
Cloud-based DDoS mitigation service mimics insurance policy, company says
The group has released a batch of documents from a whistleblower alleging fraud
The NT$420 million system would pick up changes in water movement and send warnings to land
Users speculate it may be either an operator or software problem
'Ten years ago this experience would have been completely different,' one witness in Tokyo said
How to tell if your top tech talent plans to join a rival firm
Quake damage and power blackouts throw Japan's IT industry into chaos
