Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The move to scrap the FCC's rules for ISPs leaves the industry without any federal oversight and puts internet privacy at risk.
The company's antivirus product erroneously flagged files in a Windows folder as malicious
While the large vendors maneuver to gain as much coverage as possible, point solutions do their bit to make containerization enterprise-ready
The networking user group will share some details of an API for interoperability this week
The company plans two ‘Solution Engineering Centers’ in the U.S.
Juniper follows path set recently by Cisco, Mitel and others
New features integrate LinkedIn Sales Navigator data with Dynamics 365
Company asks for feedback; one user replies, 'Thanks for nothing'
Comparing block, object and file storage across the three providers
Apple has many custom components destined for the iPhone 8 that may not be in plentiful supply for a September launch
Rollout's mobile software development kit helps developers analyze user behavior and deliver new mobile app features more reliably and effectively
AMD's Radeon Pro Duo has two Polaris GPUs and will be available by the end of May for $999
Canonical moves quickly to end support for Ubuntu phones and tablets, and it will shutter the app store at the end of 2017
The son of Russian parliament member Valery Seleznev was sentenced to 27 years in prison for cybercrime-related offences
The distributed ledger technology has enormous potential for firms that figure out how best to use it
A clinic in Baltimore is just one example of a healthcare provider having its records stolen, only to find them for sale on the Dark Web for less than one cent per record.
A script that detects a related code implant has shown as many as 100,000 systems worldwide may be infected
Chrome and Firefox developers attempt to find a balance between showing internationalized domain names and protecting users from phishing
The Open Networking User Group wants better tools and more automation for extending IT infrastructure to public clouds
It's a one-bit microprocessor with four instructions, but it could open the way to more flexible electronics
DARPA’s Colosseum will host the agency’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge to pay out $3.75M in prizes
Windows and Office will see two major updates a year for the foreseeable future
AMD is going to make Intel fight for every sale it gets, and that only benefits the consumer
The administration may have more say over who works on federal IT contracts than on where products are made.
The Zbook mobile workstations outclass the aging Mac Pro on many features
Inside the Silicon Valley lab of UL, where smartphones undergo testing before they go on sale
A new Apple data center being built in Denmark is focused on returning to the community
Protection from these exploits means installing security patches or upgrading your OS
The added consistency is supposed to help IT departments plan deployments
But don't expect a flood of Windows 10 PCs based on ARM chips
It’s unclear if the U.S. president’s latest order will, in fact, help American IT workers or lead to increased offshoring and automation.
The move to deregulate business data services could mean price hikes for small businesses, critics say
Broadcom Time Sensitive Networks switch brings standard deterministic real-time communications over Ethernet support
Move over Cortana, Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant and Bixby: There's a new kid on the block
Attackers could exploit the vulnerabilities to crash routers, extract sensitive information from them or take them over
Facebook extends the React family of development tools to VR, diversifying and expanding VR development to the large JavaScript community
802.11ah, ad, ax and ay paving the way for Wi-Fi's future, Wi-Fi Now attendees told
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Symantec has noticed the Hajime IoT malware leaving a message on the devices it infects
The company details new services related to databases, AI, continuous integration, and more
Flat-rate program will move one old app to a container in five days
The DHS Office of Inspector General said perpetrators of the scam represent themselves as employees with “U.S. Immigration”
Many companies expect IoT to affect their industries but don't have a clear plan yet
Facebook’s Camera Effects Platform is more than an ante in the Snapchat competition. SLAM promises to bring 3D AR to every smartphone.
