Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
At IETF meeting, a peek under the covers of the 'Net's infrastructure reveals hidden quirks, threats
But Intel still dominates its rival, iSuppli reports
Finds, fixes huge number of Office 2010 bugs by tapping idle company PCs
Avaya faces interesting future after Nortel buy
A new Life Sciences edition takes on the unique challenges pharmaceutical salespeople face
Cyberbreaches can cost organizations millions of dollars, a new report says
The move sparks fresh competition for NetSuite, SAP and other SaaS ERP offerings
Recent H-1B visa enforcement updates pose new barriers for employers, applicants.
Oracle promises a lower-cost way to run legacy mainframe apps
PrimeSense developed the 3D motion technology for Microsoft's next-generation gaming interface
The jointly-offered service includes optional onsite storage appliance and tape backup
Called Prefab, the app can alter the appearance of certain aspects of proprietary software
Starbucks Card Mobile App displays a barcode that iPhone, iPod touch owners can use to pay
The company says it is making headway among new demographics
Some companies remain nervous about whether people will like tablet devices
Parts of government's case dismissed, electronic evidence suppressed
Documents unsealed on Monday show the retailer tried to keep its name out of court papers
The French search specialist believes it has cracked the challenge of making video searchable
The new price point will help femtocells take off, according to Ubiquisys
People patch zero-day bugs faster, whether Microsoft goes out-of-band or not, says researcher
Service starts on five planes, and will expand to its aircraft by June 1
With newly acquired SkyTerra network, Harbinger Capital invests in 4G
Gadget-enabled multitasking is so addictive, it might actually be damaging the economy.
With record-breaking particle collision, scientists on the hunt for great mysteries of the universe
A new coalition wants limits on digital information that law enforcement agents can get access to
ClearView detects attacks when applications perform outside normal range
AT&T reassures customers it will still have iPhone in the U.S.
With speculation high that China had blocked Google, company admits to its own error
The fix for IE6 was finished last month, file date stamps show
Pricing starts at $9 per user per month for the on-demand software
Protection against malicious exploits of known vulnerabilities in IE 6, IE 7 and IE 8
Intel says Nehalem-EX chips are the fastest performing server chips to date
SAP ratchets up competition against Google, Microsoft
The new version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux works with the new Intel Nehalem-EX and AMD Magny-Cours chips
White House names California CIO Teri Takai to one of the top federal IT jobs
Nehalem's improved memory bandwidth has encouraged system makers to retool server designs
Kindles are being carried into China and peddled even though Amazon doesn't sell them there
The news comes after Google last week snubbed the Chinese government over censorship
The economics of multicore chips may affect every aspect of IT costs
Global chip revenue declined 10.5 percent to US$228.4 billion in 2009, Gartner said
