Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
I can’t tell you how many people have called to discuss 802.11ac deployment scenarios over the past few months. An upcoming Webinar summarizes and explores the options here – and the big decisions that need to be made now no matter which path you tak
What are the best ways to get kids interested in Linux at an early age?
Fine print in KlearGear sales agreement leads to firestorm of criticism
Dennis Tito outlines philanthropical group “Inspire Mars” plan to get NASA, Orbital and others working as one to get humans close to Red Planet ASAP
And when they reach end of life, AWS shreds them to tiny pieces
Follower becomes a former follower in a flash
42 million in the clear passwords stolen.
The website problems that plagued the rollout of Obamacare shone an important light on software testing.
This malware has PC users worried that crooks will lock up their hard drives and extort payment to free their files. We've aggregated latest news, advice and social media reaction via the Storify tool here
After thirteen years, it’s time for me to say goodbye to Interop. And I’m excited to begin work on a new series of events with my friends at Network World.
Real life Tricorders are in the works and will be in your hands in a couple of years
Experiment freaks out social media users
They should be the ones saying crime doesn't pay
Online storage vendor Dropbox - and its competitors -- are disrupting the world of enterprise storage and file sharing. Whether we admit it or not.
Cerf was the keynoter at FTC workshop on Internet of Things impact
What do you think they would have on them?
KitKat is out, but it may be a while until you get it.
It's beyond your firewall, but on dedicated infrastructure - is that private cloud?
Compass-EOS gets $42M more for its silicon photonics-based system
Osterman Research Report Examines Microsoft Office 365
The WAN optimization leader recently presented its platform for "location-independent computing."
Departing CEO Steve Ballmer knew needed to change Microsoft, but couldn't change himself. So he fell on his own sword.
If you are having any doubts about the IT infrastructure consumption model changing, Simplivity’s series C of $58 million should catch the attention of a lot of IT vendors and IT consumers.
Chalk Talk video highlights the concept and behavior of first viruses to strike computers
UC Berkeley, University of Washington, NYU join forces on $37.8 million project
How the "PC is dead" narrative came together.
Don’t you hate it when …
The number is mind-boggling
IPv6 conference provide information to both physical and virtual attendees
Microsoft brings significant updates to System Center Configuration Manager with the 2012 R2 release
