Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
A breakdown of MetaFabric, the latest architecture from Juniper.
There are a few tricks embedded in this year’s treat
Exoplanet Kepler-78B is almost like Earth, except 2,000 degrees hotter
Using an inexpensive Raspberry Pi system for remote network troubleshooting
Man convicted in different ‘swatting’ case reportedly helping with investigation
On the eve of Halloween, news breaks that Yahoo CEO buys a morg
In the 2520, Nokia has a really impressive Windows tablet on the market.
Should law enforcement endorse use of Google Glass behind the wheel?
Databases will be king in the cloud
Motorola's Project Ara and a new project called Phonebloks could bring some of that old-school PC customization to the mobile world.
It's time to recognize how important quality software is to the modern world.
All the companies in the smartwatch race are following Pebble's lead. Here's what they all can do to try to stand out in a suddenly crowded market.
Opening skit sticks it to Obamacare website fiasco
The NSA surveilled Merkel for a decade (and everyone else) and they never noticed?!
If you're looking at 3D viewing systems zSpace is the one you must check out
Integration of IT Ops, Dev, QA and security is a powerful force for good.
50 years on, these miniscule copper wires still float in orbit
‘Turn It Off and On Again’ has a good beat but you can’t dance to it
By hitting a button in the car, a "gun" emerges from the outside of the car and shoots GPS devices at suspects' cars.
Lync Integration, Cloud-Based VoIP Both See Growing Demand
Names officials to head initiative and dedicated group; expects $27B to $80B market by 2016
Ubuntu has been incorrectly recognized with a "Big Brother" award for a feature that doesn't necessarily invade user privacy.
While not revealing any specifics, Apple CEO Tim Cook said Apple's hardware and software expertise might help the company build "great products" in new product categories
Apple bested analyst estimates, earning $37.5 billion in revenue in the quarter gone by
One of the most endearing qualities of Unix devotees is how determined they are to be as efficient as possible. Why type three characters if you can do the same thing with two? And one of the best ways to cut down keystrokes is to turn common comma
San Francisco struck a deal to keep Twitter from leaving, but it may cost the city more than previously thought.
Tufin announces automation and integration of security with IT ops and development
You say the operating system is free?
Despite a plethora of interesting products, Microsoft continues to squander opportunities to do right by itself and its customers.
