Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Clock ticking as hackers race to exploit bugs in Windows, IE and Office, says researcher
Solaris 11 is coming next year, but Oracle still isn't talking about specific chip plans
Takes second crack at one it tried -- and failed -- to patch in June
Microsoft disputes criticism that it lacks critical recovery features
Network storage requirements for virtual desktops are often overlooked until it's too late. Plan and pilot before you deploy!
TRILL, LISP capabilities may already be on the market from Cisco, Juniper
IBM plans mobile collaboration offensive to keep Microsoft, Cisco, Avaya at bay
The recommendations would allow the FCC to fine broadband providers up to $2 million
An engineer downloaded 400 service documents, then said, 'So long. I'm off to work for a competitor.'
This cloud pioneer debunks the myths of traditional education.
Despite unequal pay and cultural biases, more women are reaching the IT executive suite than ever before
Ex-HP CEO Mark Hurd latest in long line of tech chiefs forced to resign
The inside story of a problem-plagued financial system overhaul that just might work.
Tablet owners who don't own an iPhone twice as likely to want one, says Nielsen
In a filing with the SEC, AT&T says the end of the deal could increase churn and slow customer acquisition
But HP's portfolio maybe too diverse to focus heavily on mobile
Google-Verizon Policy outline leaves many blanks to be filled
Vendors not fixing zero-day vulnerabilities fast enough, HP says
Looks like Video Deejays are as 80s as shoulder pads, big hair and a Commodore 64
The news and discussion website enters into an agreement with 34 state attorneys general
Skype reveals some of its business worries in SEC filing
Skype has trouble accurately counting users, calls made
The WiMax carrier says its billing and customer care deployment is delayed into next year
Qualcomm will ship its dual-core Snapdragon QSD8672 for tablets and low-cost laptops
Extended GPS tracking without warrant found by U.S. Court of Appeals to be a violation of Fourth Amendment rights
Gartner oversells interest in migrating from Lotus Notes and Domino, according to IBM
Torrentreactor.net hopes Moscow will give the green light to rename the Siberian town after the Web site
Actress and business exec Jodie Fisher ID'd as person behind complaint against former CEO
The Internet communications company plans to raise $100 million
A U.S. judge orders Canadian operation to stop sending false invoices to small businesses and other organizations
Top-end model can cost more than $17K with all the options
Riverbed roadmap seeks to exploit popularity of cloud computing. virtualization
But analyst argues that Mark Papermaster's departure may be due to culture shock
A BlackBerry services ban, originally set for Friday, will now come into force Monday if there is no solution to the dispute
The former CEO avoided attention; he was all about operations, though he could be tough
Oracle/Rimini Street lawsuit will be a real test of legality of third-party services
Investigates Israeli researcher's vulnerability disclosure
Saudi Arabia did not go ahead with threat to cut BlackBerry services on Friday
Question: Let personal iPhone and Android mobile devices in or not?
Mozilla's security bug bounty program has uncovered 120 vulnerabilities since 2004
Disputes in the Middle East and elsewhere are a cost of running a global service
