Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Mobile hypervisor will separate corporate and personal data
Microsoft applications still dominate in enterprise
Privacy settings will remain intact and don't require a reset, though the push to share more info remains troubling to some
Hear-Me.org is a platform to push for FCC approval of the devices under stricter rules
The company has introduced a line of portable data centers that start as small as 8 feer in length
The new offering lets users add capacity for short-term use
Cipurse, a new specification for securing public transit payment cards, will challenge existing systems from NXP
China now has 440 million Internet users, 300 million of which are mobile Internet users
Soviet satellite becomes Obama's new rallying cry to keep Congress from cutting education and science funding
'Anonymous' group launches attacks against Swiss bank for freezing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's account
Slates launch of cross-browser app store for Q1 2011
The on-demand database service will be available next year
Salesforce.com customers will be able to invite others to use the social app, Facebook-style
Registries to issue digital certificates for verifying IP addresses, routing prefixes
Speeds in both mobile and fixed networks are set to increase
'Honeycomb' debuts at Dive into Mobile show
The memory chips are stacked vertically
AT&T's consumer survey ratings plunge as iPhone 4 ties trio of Samsung Android smartphones for first place
Broadband providers may support the Genachowski net neutrality plan, the former FCC chairman says
Users who opt into the feature will subscribe to lists that block sites from tracking them
Chrome-based netbooks will hit market in mid-2011
Slates Tracking Protection feature for early 2011 debut in IE9 release candidate
Google provides updates on Chrome OS, including a netbook pilot program for businesses and individuals
The Sparc T4 will have better single-thread performance instead, which is important for large databases and ERP applications
Push-to-talk fueled the success of the scrappy network, which may be phased out starting in 2013
Claims Crankshaft addition to JavaScript engine boosts start-up, page load speeds
New code watches for device changes, encrypts application sessions
E-reader app to be available in 'coming months'
Startup Nimbula builds compute clouds behind the firewall
Integrated Cloud Delivery Platform aims to speed the provisioning of cloud computing services
Ross Systems calls the verdict in favor of Sunshine Mills unjust, and will appeal
Shoppers may be suffering from an online hangover after spending record amounts
When it comes to data centers, location counts, at least if your organization does high speed global data transactions
The three- to five-year project will focus on consolidating equipment and phasing out cell sites, the company says
Companies with ties to Chinese government, military have access to Windows source code
Google had reportedly offered up to $6 billion for Groupon
Perils ahead for vendors who can't adapt to market shift, IDC says
This newbie CTO oversees a network that connects doctors and saves lives.
