Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
No doubt Microsoft will cling to on-premises until the bitter end, but it's become a very successful cloud provider.
Quantenna’s announcement today of a Wave 2 .11ac chipset is an indication that (a) Wave 2 is going to happen a lot sooner than many users (and analysts) assume, and (b) 802.11ac is, well, ditto.
Gibbs corrects his comments about the availability of Adobe's CS6, recommends Pixelmator to replace most of what you want Photoshop for, and suggests the Button TrackR to help you find your keys.
Dell and others rethinking if they want to play in the public cloud provider market
At Google I/O 2013, Google gave a presentation called 'Voiding Your Warranty: Hacking Glass,' which will ultimately benefit Google as much as third-party developers.
How Windows 8 and other historical issues with Windows show that Microsoft's three-year upgrade schedule may be working against it.
NASA Kepler space telescope in safe mode as engineers try to work magic
The Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai recently announced that it will be doling out 24-carat gold plated iPads to guests.
This morning, Aruba Networks announced its ClientMatch solution to the annoying problem of the "sticky" device.
Aruba announces their first 802.11ac access points – but, in this case, it’s not just about the radio.
The New Yorker is just the latest to adopt open source solutions for ensuring anonymity, which is critical to quality journalism.
BSD -- the Berkeley Software Distribution flavor of Unix -- is alive and well and thriving on a remarkably secure system near you. And the second edition of Absolute OpenBSD (Michael W. Lucas, 2013, no starch press) is ready to teach you all about i
What happens when you treat an internship as it's intended - as on-the-job training for the interns, and a pipeline of potential new employees for the company?
Technologies of the next-generation enterprise WAN architecture deliver both of these at higher bandwidth and lower cost than MPLS.
Co-working centers serve as clubhouses for entrepreneurs.
Oh, stop with the wisecracks about lawyers and ethics
At the 2013 Google I/O conference, the company addressed the problems with developing for Android - primarily that iOS developers are making a lot more money - and showed how it will help fix them.
Price and inventory reductions, Intel "Ivy Bridge" stoking demand and growth, Crehan says
As long as Mayer and company don't "Yahoo" the deal, their $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr will be money well spent.
There are jobs that robots might be able to do in the near future. Gibbs has ten that they're unlikely to steal from meat machines.
The WSJ is reporting that Yahoo's board of directors has approved a $1.1 billion cash buyout of the blogging site Tumblr
Rumors of Apple's iRadio service have persisted for quite some time. With WWDC steadily approaching - and slated to begin in June - all eyes will be on Apple to see what type of new music service, if any, it will have to preview.
NASA, Google, Universities Space Research Association team with D-Wave Systems to tackle processor-intensive apps
Apple has submitted plans to move its flagship retail store in San Francisco a few blocks down to the bustling Union Square area.
Author Rick Clyne takes his story to the people.
