Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
'Advanced evasion techniques' succeed against the top IPS products, researchers say
Adobe has released PDF Reader X, which features boosted security and a minimal browser interface
New Proxim Tsunami GX800 microwave product is said to provide 622 MBit/sec throughput over licensed backhaul channel
China's largest video hosting site also launches a beta of a subscription platform for movies, education videos
Internet stakeholders called to take critical action to adopt IPv6 to avoid network chaos
Buyers are quick to not only desert a site but to discourage their friends from shopping there, too
Seeking workers with consulting, project skills
Lead scientist describes the technology as totally new concept that 'will essentially give memory some brains'
The chipmaker's reference designs are aimed at fast networks for multimedia
Physicists Les Cottrell and Xu Rongsheng helped establish the first connection between China and the Internet
Carriers gobble up address space with the current standard but aren't sending much traffic with the replacement
The HR vendor has added the capabilities by purchasing BI vendor YouCalc
How the U.N. collected terabytes of war crimes evidence from around the globe
11n products create end-to-end Wi-Fi option for operators
The man, who was not identified, is also accused of creating counterfeit credit cards
Video cameras mounted on school buses can help find drivers who violate traffic laws
Free program scrubs money-stealing bot from Windows computers
First in U.S. to protect customers against Kaminsky-style cache poisoning attacks
In a preemptive strike, Motorola tries to fend off a potential Apple lawsuit
Vendors using M&A to create integrated offerings that analysts say will likely lack long-term innovation
Java makes a tempting target, adds Symantec
VMware enjoys a strong quarter thanks to virtualization, though 2011 threatens slower growth
The chief software architect plans to step down, CEO Steve Ballmer wrote in a memo to employees
The app for downloading TV shows and setting DVRs is already out for iPhone and BlackBerry
Attacks vulnerable PCs to steal full access to investments, cash
Harvard, Cisco hook up Boston schools to Internet 2 connections
AMD will release chips for tablets in a few years, CEO Dirk Meyer says
Shares of the two companies soared in after market stock trading on the Nasdaq
Indian outsourcers are expected to report strong revenue growth as customers dust up shelved contracts
A new Web site believed to be operating from within North Korea remains uncensored in South Korea
Combining the two Internet companies could help or wreck them, analysts say
New iPad bundle is $10 less per month for 5GB of data compared with Verizon's current MiFi-only service
Despite risks, IT managers are shifting large shares of their portfolio to cloud services
Lenovo and Samsung prepare new smartphones using the TD-SCDMA standard of China Mobile
Slates add-on support for Opera 11, argues extensions are 'ripe for standardization'
Sony Ericsson's CEO hints at upcoming smartphones for CDMA and Verizon
Indexes jump Friday morning on upbeat earnings news
HTML5-based service easier than Flickr for sharing photos, slideshows
Rival New York Post releases $75-per-year iPad edition
Move is seen as way to compete with Verizon
Facebook says it saved $230,000 a year at one facility largely through better airflow management
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer discussed the challenges involved with developing new products
NERC tech specs not directly related to Stuxnet worm that threatened Iran's power grid
