Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Facebook execs not saying if changes will be made to the social network's privacy policies
Fermi availability means higher margins, even while revenue is expected to dip
Researchers have taken a look at the onboard systems of today's cars and found serious security problems
Ceitec, the company at the heart of Brazil's chip aspirations, is growing
Storchark was allegedly a credit card data reseller who worked with hacker Albert Gonzalez
Members of the UK's new coalition government have long opposed mandatory ID cards
Telepresence breeds more telepresence, survey says
Michael Dell says mobile devices will proliferate because of desktop virtualization
Like nine-year-old milk, aged browser is spoiled, company argues
Smart moves pay off when you play the buying game right
St. Paul ice cream shop turns to RFID to give customer real-time scoop on flavors
Pilot program allows app streaming from cloud
The technology could reduce the need for HDMI and VGA cables
Next-gen iPhone surfaces in Vietnam, possibly a production model
Space shuttle and six-man crew lift off for a 12-day mission to bring supplies, spare parts, to space station
The company had been sniffing open Wi-Fi network data without realizing it
Improved or new standards, new frequencies will make Wi-Fi networks ever-more pervasive
Look for U.S. deployment in 2012 at the earliest
Avalanche was behind two-thirds of phishing attacks, but that has tapered off recently, following a takedown
But the apps vendor says it does not believe in trying to buy 'the whole technology stack'
The Evo 4G smartphone will provide faster transfer rates to phones than 3G
The new headquarters will include 13-six story office buildings on 46 acres of land
The cute robot is intended as a companion for the very young and very old
The consumer electronics giant expects to return to profitability this year
The PlayStation 3 had lost money since it went on sale in November 2006
Videophones such as the Ojo have matured, just as video calling is expected on mobile phones such as the fourth-generation iPhone
Users get a chance to test bare metal virtualization on clients
3G service continues to be popular in one of the world's most isolated countries
The chipmaker hopes to meet demand for Arrandale chips by the end of this quarter
The new laptop families will be available in the U.S. in late June
Facebook's privacy changes last fall are 'unacceptable' according to privacy working group
Adobe tries to shame Apple into coming around on Flash
Users can expect mobile broadband to come with more controls, limits and payment parameters, says analyst
Orders for their equipment blocked for security reasons
Hi-def videoconferencing system is designed to meet health-care needs.
Focus on mobility and middleware are SAP's past weaknesses
'Avalanche' identity thefts and bank account attacks may be replaced by next-generation techniques
Social network confirms that Facebook workers will gather today to discuss widespread criticism
But fails to make its case, analyst argues
Next 18 months will represent a 'Judgment Day' for ISPs
If broadband providers don't like the FCC's efforts, a House subcommittee is ready to pass a net neutrality law
Video over wireless, connecting devices to the cloud, managing smartphone platforms will demand greater management
Space shuttle Atlantis launches Friday to carry Russian-build module, spare antenna to space station
Google plays proprietary format card, Microsoft says rival doesn't understand the enterprise
