Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
NASA, FAA want to ensure safety, standard operating procedures for commercial space operators
Electronic Frontier Foundation warns of slippery slope from bogus copyright action
Key findings from research on the network impact of Hadoop implementations
Cisco outlined its software-defined networking (SDN) approach at Cisco Live 2012. Here are the main takeaways.
Catastrophic flooding in Thailand last year disrupted the hard disk drive industry, which isn't likely to return to normal for a while.
An unexpected new player on the scene may be looking to give Apple yet another tablet challenge. Forget Google, forget Samsung, I'm talking about Microsoft.
This could be how Microsoft worms the Metro interface into corporate networks
As you've all undoubtedly heard and read by now, Apple last week had a gang of announcements at its 2012 WWDC keynote. Now it's available for viewing on YouTube
The Wi-Fi giant surprises with an 802.11ac add-on to their popular high-end 3600 AP. Too soon? Perhaps not.
Capitalism is dying. And it’s the capitalists that are killing it. RIM is essentially dead, but the Board is still insulting us all by paying its executioners a bonus.
Going southbound doesn't return what northbound can deliver
Diverse WAN connections, continuous monitoring, sub-second response enables RAID-like revolution in enterprise WAN architecture
Apple 1 hand-built by Wozniak is thought to be one of six operational units
Adding yet another layer of absurdity to an ongoing legal battle between Apple and Samsung, Samsung not too long ago filed a lawsuit against Australia's patent commissioner accusing the fellow in question of improperly granting some of Apple's standa
Interstellar space crossing for venerable NASA spacecraft seems close at hand but really, how close?
Measuring a previously immeasurable metric - the value of unified communications.
A look into the Cobalt Strike, the latest penetration testing product from Raphael Mudge, the man behind Armitage.
Microsoft puts its money where its software is and runs a portion of its business on a product not even in final release.
Apple adopts a different tone in extolling the virtues of Mac security
Company was advocating for own personal device use even before doomed tablet launched
Salman Khan shares words of wisdom about "civilization-scale" online education and beyond
F5 Networks' community can now do all the cool things it's been doing in the cloud.
Our latest videos in the Farpoint Focus series – a look at campus-wide wireless at a major Canadian University, and a truly wireless hospital.
Don't say we didn't warn you, Steve.
Storage vendor pushes new wireless routers for home users
