Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
The product is positioned as a one-stop shop for cloud and on-premise data integration needs
Local police had special access to laptop photographs, lawyer claims
US softens Internet export rules for Iran, Sudan and Cuba
The new building's outside walls are almost all glass, making the building glow at night
Many miles yet to go on IT hiring front, but trend is in right direction -- for now
The EC has launched a case based on complaints from two companies connected to Microsoft.
After some in Congress hit plan to scrap NASA moon mission, Obama moves to explain
The solar energy pioneer predicts that the price of photovoltaic panels will fall and more homes and businesses will use them
The pendulum is moving toward IT consolidation as CIOs try to save money & gain efficiencies. But it's possible to go too far
Many IT shops still aren't good at managing outsourcers. Here's how to build a good relationship after the contract's signed
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen's total compensation valued at $5.2 million compared to $16.4 million in 2008
$25 million of those online bank-fraud losses were born by cusotmers
Critic gives the new randomization algorithm passing grade
Analyst argues that Microsoft should delay SP1 to maintain momentum of fast-selling OS
U.S. companies can now export communications software to the three countries
The agency requires ES&S to sell off some assets from its Premier acquisition
The popular blogging tool could also work as a low-cost content management system, an analyst and users say
The new device will fly off shelves, say some analysts; others think sales will build slowly
A Rome judge has issued an arrest warrant for Eugene Gourevitch for his alleged role in a US$2.7 billion scam
Restaurant point-of-sale systems may have been hacked
The company will stop making base stations to concentrate on back-end IP infrastructure
Third-party add-on brings directory management to Apps, offered as a free, cloud service.
Hackers could change source code, giving them “a permanent window into everything you do,” Mueller warned companies
The earthquake hurt production at some key factories in Taiwan
An Android phone delayed in China is now set to ship as device makers there keep using Android
The earthquake and aftershocks damaged four cables in six places
New screens might make glasses obsolete for watching 3D content
The mobile application is designed to thwart dictionary and brute-force attacks
Suggestion that Internet users pay tax to fight malware, botnets gets thumbs down
Sales of 3G model start in late April, pre-orders of all models start March 12
Fluke's AirCheck packs a simple UI and easy-to-read-understand radio diagnostics into a handheld Wi-Fi tester
Nehalem-EX chip will be targeted at four-socket servers
User acceptance may be an issue at first, but early users already find big savings
Open storage systems, including iSCSI SANs, were a bright spot for 2009
The use of old TV frequencies for mobile broadband will an hot issue at the Spectrum Summit
The national broadband plan will shift money from the Universal Service Fund to broadband deployment, FCC staffers say
Microsoft sends flowers, cites the 'good time' with IE6
