Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
HP is helping British historians preserve intercepted messages from German Engima encryption machines
AccelOps, whose CEO founded the company that created the Cisco MARS appliance, gets the win
Google plans to hand over sniffed Wi-Fi data to European regulators
Both iPad-rivals had 10.1-inch touchscreens
Sales to enterprises came back from the recession in the first quarter, according to the research firm
NetApp jumped from No. 4 to No. 2 in overall sales, now tied with IBM
WD grabbed market share from its arch rival in Q1
The cards contain a keypad, display and password generator to help prevent card-not-present fraud on the Internet
Unlimited data ends June 7, or does it?
Most used Google's Android software, but Windows scored some important wins
The agency has a target of providing broadband access to half of the world’s population by 2015
Microsoft needs to sustain Windows Phone 7 momentum, reveal more details about its Azure cloud computing services
TechEd conference offers a big stage for the mobile OS
A new book aims to help employees find, and maintain, purpose in their jobs, no matter what those are
Moveable buttons attached by Velcro can be assigned any function
Business users may not be ready to be seen; younger customers likely to latch on
But it's making the right moves to shut the door on attackers, say experts
After two years, the service didn't attract as many partners as the company hoped, an executive said
Amid uprisings from users, Facebook launches Web page to help users maintain privacy
CEO Eric Schmidt blames rogue engineer for privacy fiasco
The WiMAX-enabled smartphone is the largest big-name phone to hit the market yet
Early information shows that Oracle's long-awaited applications will be a significant topic, but questions remain
Acer's laptop shipments help it close the gap on HP, iSuppli says
And customers gripe that $20 tethering fee comes minus data allowance
CTO Bret Taylor says privacy policies on Facebook respond to the site's social-networking mission
The company will take a charge of up to $650 million this year to cover an undisclosed number of layoffs
Increasingly lean small businesses need greater capabilities with easier management, the company said
The vendor of RemoteSpy must make changes to prevent its spyware from being installed without consent
IBM, Samsung, TI, Arm, Freescale and ST-Ericsson are founding members of Linaro
Invited U.S. users can access the service with their PC, iPhone or Blackberry for $9.99 per month
Microsoft will also work with two Taiwanese companies on new servers designed for cloud computing
The average price per megabyte excluding taxes has dropped to €2.67
Gearing up for contentious 2010 campaign season, Facebook looks to help voters
Google promises improvements but waives fees until problems are solved
He talked about his leadership at Sybase before the SAP acquisition was announced
Lawyers in class-action suit link patent application to Street View data sniffing
Semiconductor revenue could receive a lift by increased PC shipments and DDR3 memory pricing
After sending two e-mails to the CEO, a customer received a voicemail threatening a cease and desist letter if he sends more
Former Yahoo Chief Architect Raymie Stata takes on a new role as company CTO
