Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
New York, San Francisco have been identified as AT&T problem zones
Crew prepares for return to Earth on Wednesday, when Atlantis is slated to begin retirement
The brainchild of database luminary Michael Stonebraker is an open-source option for large-scale transaction processing
The DOJ also alleges EMC made false statements about pricing
Also shifts Chrome 5 out of beta on Windows and Linux
The trade agreement doesn't go beyond existing US law, the copyright policy counsel says
Gives refunds up to $199 when people buy iPod with Mac
Dell will first go to Europe with its Streak smartphone
Collected results from the online broadband test show South Korea leading out of 152 countries
Facebook is already banned in Pakistan because of the page which has invited cartoons of Prophet Mohammed
Some IT departments are waiting for the end of XP support to move to Windows 7. For others, the obstacle is financial.
This little-known IT maturity model provides another tool for boosting IT effectiveness.
Managing ever-evolving technologies and increasingly demanding users could prove to be a Herculean task for many IT managers.
Analysts speculate that SAP will continue upgrading and selling most of Sybase's products -- while increasing license fees.
Smartcards may be the future, but legacy payment cards still need support
MSI plans to launch its Slatebook tablet next week with Windows 7
Alureon rootkit accounts for 18% of malware-infected Windows PCs in May
The deal will give Big Blue even more data-integration middleware
Eircom is implementing the plan after settling with the music industry over copyright conerns
IBM is paying $1.4 billion in cash to acquire Sterling Commerce from AT&T
Windows Phone 7 to get WVGA, 1.3GHz CPU, multithreading apps
Yahoo will power Nokia's chat and mail services and Nokia will provide Yahoo's mapping offering
Phone described as good hardware on dying Windows Mobile OS
IBM has $20 billion earmarked for acquisitions, beginning with $1.4 billion for Sterling Commerce
The new chips are in the Core, Pentium and Celeron families
More up CEO's sleeve than next-gen iPhone
Mark Zuckerberg column pledges that new, simple Facebook privacy settings are on the way
New "risk factors" list finds security worries about data leakage are not top of mind, at least as expressed in SEC filings
Ira Winkler on e-discovery, corporate counsel and the security pro's real role in risk mitigation
Homage to 1980 video game swamps Mozilla's support site, triggers malware fears
Purchase of Sterling Commerce will push IBM further toward becoming one-stop for everything
Red Hat touts open source cloud, virtualization offerings
Comcast's new social networking service allows users to let others know what they are watching
After 'overwhelming' user response to Pac-Man doodle last week, Google makes it a permanent feature
But resists more data demands by class-action lawsuit lawyers
Four chairmen say they will start soliciting ideas for new legislation in June
