Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Open Internet, broadband market and special arrangements all in play
This week, startup Pica8 became the first vendor to support 1.4, which may be the first OpenFlow version that's ready for prime time.
Managed services lineup adds enterprise security.
Two Supreme Court decisions promise to lessen some of the patent trolls’ advantages when suing companies
Boeing, Bigelow show possible future of commercial space services
If PaaS becomes big, Cloud Foundry will (likely) too
Net Navigation Systems, which sued Cisco in 2011, goes after Arista, Avaya, Ericsson and Extreme
Apple execs Eddy Cue and Craig Federighi will sit down with Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg at this year's first annual Code Conference.
The annual LinuxFest Northwest should be a model for community-driven events around the world.
It's time to overhaul and re-architect the WAN.
Do a quick inventory and you might be surprised at the amazing number of different displays you stare at every day.
Research shows strong demand, barriers to overcome, and partners expected
Shopping in the cloud is getting a whole lot easier with marketplaces galore!
Bitcoin's openness is a great tech challenge to MIT students to build applications that use Bitcoin.
The old standard had outlived its time
Phone scams continue to plague customers
She had to go to extreme lengths to do it, but she didn't receive a single unsolicited offer for diapers.
Supreme Court declines to hear Novell’s appeal
More insights into how smartphones are eating into the tablet market – from Apple and others.
Preserving history is one of the benefits of open source software.
Systems reportedly "slow to a crawl" in recent days, just as support for XP ends.
If the FCC's proposal to permit ISPs to charge content providers for premium network access becomes reality, piracy could become fashionable once again.
AWS’s IaaS revenue is three-times that of its nearest competitor, IBM
In some international markets Apple found growth and great margins, commanding a 30% premium over U.S. retail.
In which Craig and Mike get closer to understanding how a Wi-Fi camera can fake out the sophisticated electronics in a 2014 Jeep. And this ain’t pretty.
ATIS and SIP Forum Efforts for an NNI, Plus a Public Policy Debate
