Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The country’s outsourcing industry is disturbed by protectionist moves in the U.S.
Comcast leads but other operators are quietly preparing next-gen Internet services
Apple's elusive white iPhone 4 given special literary treatment
Pica8 roots unknown, but claims to offer 10G Ethernet switch at $250/port
11 community computer centers are now up and running in Lowell, Mass.
The RevoDrive X2 has a maximum throughput of 740MB/sec
Digium’s new Asterisk project aims for massive scale, high availability and APIs for easy integration with other apps
SAP says it won't contest a claim of contributory copyright infringement and has asked to shorten the trial
Carrier vows to be 'prepared for the demand,' but pace prompts concerns
Company combining Snort IPS technology with firewall, VPN functionality
Apple also launches a simplified Chinese language version of its App Store
Business analytics remains a top customer priority and a principal growth driver
MSP3 also connects to wireless LAN software
Striking workers have been arrested to break the strike, an activist group alleges
No additional new features, says Microsoft as it slates Q1 2011 ship window
The company hopes content hubs and personalized stream will attract more Generation Y members
Conventional wisdom says no. Conventional wisdom is often wrong.
Criminals are taking cloned cards and hitting hundreds of ATMs at the same time
China Telecom features a Nintendo Wii-like gaming service add-on for its IPTV service
IT and business process services company hopes that going rural and into small towns will attract talent, cut costs
T-Mobile beats Verizon to the punch by a day and Sprint Nextel by four days
Dutch officials say they are investigating customers of the Armenian who allegedly ran Bredolab
The agency doesn't take any action against the company for the Street View privacy mistake
Why IT managers should care about this and other Internet traffic trends
New software can control iPhone and Android devices as well as peripherals, but not BlackBerrys
Move by Verizon highly anticipated by critics of Apple's pact with AT&T; move seen spreading interest in iPads and other tablets
In a down economy, IT isn't going anywhere without Finance. Here's what CFOs would like you to know before you come knocking.
The former sales director agrees to serve seven months in prison and pay a fine
EHRs can sometimes be the difference between life and death
It won't -- or can't -- yank session hijacking add-on from Firefox
Senator Jay Rockefeller, a key player in telecom legislation, persuaded Verizon to give his state LTE this year
Instabilities, others bugs force open-source developer to push ship date into early next year
3DFusion will soon release firmware and software tools so that viewers can watch 3D content without glasses
