Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Seven IT leaders talk about what they plan to read this summer -- and on which device. (Paper? What's that?)
Two of the world's eight greenest supercomputers combine CPUs and GPUs to boost performance
Firefox's slide continues, now back to September '09 level; Chrome's increase slows
High prices and lack of content might limit the market to gaming enthusiasts
IT managers also remain wary of turning to private or public cloud-based storage systems
Workers from the office are being reassigned to Intel platform and product groups
LG opened its revamped app store with 3,000 apps
The CEO retains the strong support of Asustek's board
Companies, government IT shops may use the tablet for greater security and cost savings
Atmos offering could have pitted EMC against its service provider customers, analysts said
The Indian home ministry wants access to data going through these networks, say media reports
Another law firm claims it's received inquiries from more than 1,400 frustrated owners
Chinese officials have not said whether they will renew Google's operating license, which expired yesterday
Souping up the Internet for heavy-weight apps could 'transform the industry'
But industry group says IT freeze will increase costs, not lower them
Government looks to technology for better ways to fight growing road congestion
Cius will stay in the enterprise, not make its way to the coffee table
FabricPath enhancement to Cisco's NX-OS operating system combines Layer 2 configuration and flexibility with Layer 3 convergence and scale
Heartland resonds to major data breach
Technology and a slow help desk undo Russian spies
Cloud software incomplete without virtualization, OS and middleware
Cloud service includes a device called the Pareto Branch Gateway
Breaking down size, processing power, operating systems and more
A final release of the open source phone software, which combines Intel and Nokia projects, will appear in October
Jack up prices of Apple's bumpers, which are in short supply
The ranking speaks to broader trends
Chip maker creates new research lab to study how people want to experience technology
The site creates a new permissions box for apps and third-party Web sites
Falling in love with features touted in leaked slides likely to end in heartbreak
The report--potentially the last such monthly report from AdMob--shows the iPhone is firmly in first place
Research finds more security managers are seeing advanced threats, but few have the support and technology to deal with them
The bug in Windows XP's Help and Support Center was disclosed on June 10
Hosted Collaboration Solution at Verizon is based on Cisco's Unified Computing System
Search giant says service in China is hindered, just as license up for renewal
People search site contains inaccurate information about credit and other personal information, the complaint says
Fixes 17 flaws in Reader and Acrobat, gets kudos for rush job
The processor is expensive and delicate, so handle it with care
The motherboard is the most basic part of the PC, but also the most important
The proposed law is however vague and does not address individual privacy, experts say
Lack of transparency in its business dealings with GPS database company Navx earned Google a slap
A business tablet, not an iPad competitor, from a company launching hundreds of products a year
Lack of clarity about government rules slowing efforts, survey says
