Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Not that it needs to stay there should I find it unappetizing
Release Candidate availability sparks coverage and events
New survey shows Linux as the preferred platform for Big Data, virtualization, and cloud computing trends.
A what-if exercise that could make the crazy Iowa caucus results even crazier
If your printer doesn't support the Apple iOS AirPrint, the Lantronix xPrintServer may well be a cheaper and more useful alternative to buying a new printer
Specs cover both tablets and convertible laptops.
A decade after Microsoft got serious about PC security, it's a leader in the field.
Cloud adoption is growing, but key security opportunities are often overlooked
Increased solar activity brings orbital trash back to Earth more quickly
Google is still providing search results today, but ...
Cheap shot at Wikipedia not only unnecessary but stupid to boot
Conduct would address space debris, military weapons and other outer-space issues
Red Hat is not the only company successful because of open source
Updated: Wikipedia, Google, Craig's List among those sending a message
Why is it so hard to get politicians to listen to the people who know what they are talking about?
Attack tool based on WPS vulnerability prompts notice to disable
iPad 3 rumors continue to roll in fast and furious. Hot on the heels of a report that the next-gen iPad will house a quad-core processor and will support 4G LTE networks, the Japanese-language Macotakara blog is reporting that Apple will hold a speci
Kids see robots as the fix for what's wrong with their world
Release Candidate availability announced
DARPA looking to develop information security technology that goes beyond password protection
And by 'they' I don’t mean visitors from other planets
Strategy and Initiatives for 2012
Microsoft officials take the wraps off a new file system for both Windows and Windows Server 8.
Runaway winner in 'least worthy' poll
So, does the public want them? Depends on whom you ask, which shows why polling is worthless.
What's really going on in IT in 2012?
The latest iPad 3 rumor points to Apple's next-gen iPad being LTE compatible