Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The mess at HP should be scaring off investors, analyst report advises
New phone systems aimed at replacing legacy PBXes at smaller firms
“K” supercomputer builds on Top 500 fastest supercomputer rankings lead
I recently switched to FiOS, and overall I’m very happy with the service. One piece of their implementation, though, may cause headaches to techies who want to configure their router.
Saleforce.com CEO posts string of 'shocking' videos and pictures from Oakland
So that's what Jobs meant by "Oh wow!"
IBM said its solar system can offer a 50-kilowatt supply of electricity for up to 330 days a year
New trends promise to do for the networking industry what x86 and the PC clone did for the compute market. In contrast to the slim margins of the x86 market, leading network vendors make as much as 70 to 80% margin. And even with these tremendous mar
The big challenge to the future of wireless isn’t security or dying from a brain tumor; rather it’s a sociological shift driven by technology doing what it does: changing us as beings.
Magazine cover story details Microsoft founder's new life's work
Boston Globe opens up its Globe Lab for a behind-the-scenes peek
NASA study looks at clay deposits and other minerals to reach subterranean conclusion
Microsoft Bing also offers opt-outs of personalized search, and seems headed in the same direction.
Mobility and social media more valuable than a paycheck?
Now, instead of jumping around in front of our TVs like fools, we can do it in front of our computer.
Results scheduled to be published next spring
For those who demand more, Schooner does a better MySQL than Oracle
On the mobile front, Safari continues to dominate the mobile/tablet browser market
The United Nations now has a proposal to take over the Internet -- how bad could that be? Look at the House E-PARASITE bill to see
Leaks from a Chinese site indicate the company has something close to release. Don't sell this news short.
NASA funding three experiments that could trap and move objects using laser light
Microsoft execs want IT execs to let users choose their device, as long as that device is Windows
Zuckerberg stopping at MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Harvard looking for Facebook recruits
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure