Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
App that Apple claims it never rejected finally sees light of day
Oracle is suing Multis Group for allegedly not securing a warehouse, which led to thefts
RIM instead touts new PlayBook tablet's Web functionality in face of iPad competition
Would lose 'defensive' protection of Windows and Office, says analyst
New tools supplement existing Halo studio offering
The level of sophistication in the worm should serve as a wake-up call, cybersecurity experts say
Bill Dally forecasts a time when GPUs, not CPUs, will do most computer work
Microsoft Lync server will replace PBX culture, company says
RIM won't enable access to BlackBerry Enterprise Servers, it said
Again argues that benchmarks don't tell the whole story, calls them 'at worst, misleading'
Genachowski said the Google-Verizon statement hasn't helped the FCC's attempts to publish net neutrality rules
SugarSync ups its free cloud storage to 5GB, now allows unlimited number of connected devices
Regulatory compliance pushes more than two thirds of organizations to encrypt
The next-generation InfiniBand FDR standard will compete with Ethernet for conveying high-throughput, low-latency traffic
UNM says Intel is using patented invention for advanced chip manufacturing without a license
Robin Li chalked up Google's problems in China to a lack of understanding of the market dynamics
Youku's IPO comes less than a week after rival Tudou filed for a $120 million IPO on Nasdaq
It can use its own data deduplication algorithm or third-party tools
The Ultrastar SSD line, built jointly with Intel, can achieve throughput of up to 535MB/sec
Allows use of enterprise apps across many devices
Despite aggressive marketing and improved technology, Bing faces a daunting challenge in search
The new social messaging system could draw users from Gmail
Endorsed by Super Bowl hero Drew Brees, Intel targets football safety
Getting the necessary readers into stores will be a daunting task, analysts say
The loss to the country could be to the tune of US$40 billion
Members of the European Parliament are concerned that taking down such sites will be difficult to implement and ineffective
Trend Micro said it is still getting calls from customers concerned about the Stuxnet malware
Target of 2012 puts router maker two years behind arch rival Cisco
Microsoft bolts Windows HPC Server onto cloud network
Flat-rate plans also a key cause of wireless network data deluge
Fab Four tracks sell for $1.29 each as one of the last digital holdouts goes online
A beta of Yahoo Messenger has been more tightly integrated with third-party social networking services
Deal had been expected; gets Juniper into new enterprise market
AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile announce the Isis e-commerce network
Can Oracle pull it off without another fiasco?
AMD's first Bulldozer chips to ship will be 16-core Interlagos processors
Commerce Department report also expected on consumer data-privacy protections
New vCACHE array said to boost NAS system throughput up to 5GB/sec
New hardware and software can make carrier networks more efficient, generate more revenue
Ships emergency update to plug a hole hackers have exploited for weeks using rigged PDFs
Beset with privacy problems in the past, the focus is on Facebook's new messaging system
