Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
With the S8 smartphones and other new products, Samsung launches a grand plan to build smart homes of the future
IBM patents bring machine learning tech to make automated cars safer
New survey says connectivity issues among top complaints for enterprises
An exploit for a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft IIS 6.0 was published online, increasing the risk of attacks
Uber Lost & Found Index shows that despite fact people are attached to their iPhones and Android smartphones, they are #1 forgotten item in Ubers
Labs in the US, Germany and China offer expertise on building connected devices
Free cloud storage is a very volatile market
NoHold's QuickStart bot builder is expanding to Amazon's virtual assistant
Money alone won’t buy happiness in IT
Extreme Networks continues industry consolidation with acquisition of Brocade’s data center networking business
Attackers have targeted developers present on GitHub since January with an information-stealing program called Dimnie
Four vulnerabilities demonstrated during the Pwn2Own hacking contest were fixed in VMware ESXi, Workstation and Fusion.
The ability to sanction cybercriminals will last for at least one more year
Deal follows $100 million bid for Avaya’s networking business
He called for boycott over Apple's refusal to hack iPhone for FBI, said 'I'll only be using Samsung until they give info'
Worried consumers may resort to buying VPN services and paying higher fees to ISPs to protect their privacy
When you press the dedicated Bixby button on the Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphones, there will be a handful of cool features you can access
Numbers streaming about cord cutters, cord nevers and hangers-on
Nuclear Bot's author releases its source code publicly for other cybercriminals to use
IBM says cybercriminals are starting to grab unstructured data, spam has rebloomed 400% and ransomware has just gone nuts
Last week, Amazon successfully tested a drone delivery in the United States for the first time. But drones still won’t be delivering stuff to your house any time soon.
Meanwhile, IT pros are fighting the good fight vs. ransomware
Samsung's Galaxy S8 and S8+ are superfast and 4K capable, and also herald the arrival of new technologies like Bluetooth 5 and LTE gigabit modems
Cisco targets SMB arena with new Aironet APs, Mobility Express software.
New legislation to restore the FCC's regulations is on the way, but its passage seems unlikely
Apple fixed the bug Monday with iOS 10.3 update
There’s a shortage of developers skilled in digital technologies. The Cloud Foundry Foundation plans to change that with its Certified Developer program.
The Creators Update includes features for Edge, gaming and more
With more real-time information sharing, officials envision cyber defenses moving from 'vaccine' to 'immune system,' a big analytics project that could achieve something like automatic security.
New York reported a record high number of breaches last year.
Smyte wants to do some biblical-level smiting of its own and strike down credit-card fraud, scams and spam
The Trump administration is expected to sign the resolution into law
But others say recalled and refurbished Note7s are not risky
Note 7 flame-out doesn’t get all the blame for premium smartphone dropoff at Samsung
Amazon is getting deeper into the enterprise communications market
Right now, it's in public beta for the company's most adventurous testers
How much the Insider users are contributing is debatable, but the program has definitely grown
The flaw could allow for remote code execution or password theft
Windows PCs over mobile networks are a surprising second, Nokia report says
Smartphones and tablets among those found on second-hand market with Personally Identifiable Information.
Data from last year's feature upgrade shows how the company starts slowly
802.11ay promises to support a wide range of wireless products, according to Peraso Technologies co-founder
Emerging super Wi-Fi goes beyond 802.11ad wireless speed, range