Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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Better wireless, analytics and system integration technology can help growing highway congestions problems
How telco oligopoly pricing is driving NEW architecture innovation.
Visualization depicts first photographs of Earth rising over the moon
A look into the server consolidation in different contexts.
Business users will find actual IT-oriented features, rather than the consumer OS adorned with extras.
App store for cloud users is Amazon's cloud super weapon
Long-anticipated, and long-feared, some believe that the market for cellular is now saturated. But just what is that market? And why is this current hysteria dead wrong?
As Apple continues to set new records for revenue and profits seemingly every single quarter, it's become common for analysts and Apple observers alike to say that Apple's tremendous growth can't continue because the company is quickly running into t
Gibbs offers another techie smorgasbord with searching, scanning and pinging
The 2nd ever Open Networking Summit got started with a bang this week, selling out a forum that was double the capacity of the previous conference. SDN popularity is exploding and the presentations from this industry-leading event were worth their we
Microsoft extends InTune for BYOD with IOS and Android
How EMC's release of VSPEX can help its partner Brocade just as well.
Now that news of Facebook's acquisition of Instagram has had time to settle, more details of the went on behind the scenes are starting to emerge
At trial Ellison says companies need copyright to prevent "cheap knockoffs"
Russian national charged with stealing from E*Trade, Fidelity, Schwab and the IRS
Golfer Rory McIlroy takes a swing at Apple's short-time third founder
What Drives The Geek To Tinker?
Google kicked off a great day of presentations at ONS 2012 Tuesday by highlighting their journey into openflow and showing that their massive inter-dc network, one of the largest networks in the world, is already running on a 100% openflow based net
Microsoft opens the kimono a little on its upcoming server operating system.
Unlike previous editions of Windows, with Windows 8 Microsoft has simplified their product stack with only two versions of the new OS for consumer x86 systems and one for ARM-based devices. A third x86 editions will target the enterprise.
The broad discussion of BYOD this year got me to thinking: are wireless gateways going to be seeing big gains as a strategic solution for BYOD? Or will gateway functionality be rolled up into other systems?
After last year, it's essential to survive and separate from competition
No longer a journey to the cloud, its now!
There's an art to bragging without really bragging
‘RT? Really?’
