Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
New e-mail borne viruses hitting media companies, utilities
Initial malicious file has been removed from Web, but variants could follow
Matches Microsoft's promise to ship new suite for the Mac by end of October
It allows companies to create configuration and provisioning profiles for iOS devices
Where are U.S. users spending the most time online? Sorry, Google. This time it's Facebook
The chip design company hopes to expand beyond smartphones and into routers and servers
The investment will help the Indian joint venture roll out services faster
Most places have better access to the Internet than to clean water: let's use it to improve public health, says Schwartz
Google Instant is the latest salvo in the ongoing battle for search share
Federal appellant court says that in some cases, judges can ask prosecutors for probable cause
The big question: Do you hold off on IT spending until Congress acts on the credit?
API could add business intelligence to popular mobile apps
The PowerEdge C6105 is built for HPC and the cloud
The smartphone runs Froyo and is tightly integrated with Google services
As CEO of NCR, Hurd oversaw Teradata, whose data warehouse appliances compete with Oracle's Exadata line
Some see letter to customers as plea to stay put when iPhone exclusive deal ends
Future Internet Architecture grant winners to address routing, security, wireless and cloud computing
In the first of a three-part series, we look at the basics of vulnerability management and how to do it more effectively.
HPC pioneer and Cal Tech spinoff names one of its founders President and CEO
Relaxed restrictions on cross-platform compilers may allow Flash apps on iPhone
On three occasions over the past few weeks, enterprises may have had trouble accessing hosted services
Intel's new Sandy Bridge architecture will dominate IDF
An online sales tax law also makes NetChoice's list of 'awful' Internet legislation
Legislature OKs bill that would make using another's identity online a misdemeanor; awaits Gov. Schwarzenegger's signature
WP7-based Phones will begin shipping later in October, Microsoft sources said to Pocket-lint Web site
Slates nine updates, more than twice the biggest 'off' month of 2010
Its worked out a development agreement with middleware company NDS
Three trade groups call on the FCC to defer net neutrality decisions to Congress
Attacks on point of sale systems at several upscale hotel and resort properties may have exposed card data on 3,400 customers
Economic news lifts markets, but IT companies still trail other sectors
The worm links to a malicious screensaver file
There will be 59 million mobile WiMax users by 2015, but less than previously expected, ABI Research said
USAID to review impact on jobs after complaint
The sale of its Spanish factory increases Sony's reliance on outsourcing
The combined offering aims to provide turn-key desktop virtualization
Leapfactor announces several free App Store enterprise apps
Worldwide, 65 percent of Internet users are victims of online crime
However, the suit against its ex-CEO over confidentiality may not have much of a chance, says one analyst
Patches 15 vulnerabilities, also adds support for clickjacking defense
The server bundles a number of server-specific features into a microtower
An EU commissioner says the talks are 'disappointing'
Symantec, Trend intro 2011 versions of consumer desktop antimalware software
