Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Hitachi, LG, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba join forces to create, maintain kernel for consumer electronics
IBM's Sam Palmisano to stay on as chairman.
Seven practical reasons to teach children about open source
Air Force wants studies impact of human reliance on autonomous systems
Meru’s announcement of secure guest access yesterday got me to thinking– why have we become so cavalier about information security? Why isn’t everything secret by default?
You were badly needed and came along at a time of great challenge and adversity and performed well for many years. But now it's time for you to go.
Microsoft hasn't exactly besmirched Windows 7, but is going to lengths to show contempt for the status quo
Apple, Google workers build smartphone controlled, WiFi enabled thermostat
Pew Research finds great engagement with news sources; revenue doubts remain
Neo Technology's mature NoSQL is Enterprise ready
Continued patent claims have many riding the Android gravytrain
I am on a two-week mission to see if I can fully replace Windows 7 with Ubuntu 11.10 for work.
List has him at top after Cisco's dismal FY 2011, which saw stock drop 30%
Copper prices rise, copper thievery goes on upswing
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
It won't get rid of pizza smudges but it could keep you from spreading or catching germs. If it works.
Best practices lead to 75 percent better performance results
Message on site promises video with be 'available soon'
They're both reliable, ubiquitous...and have high resale value
Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Verizon, and others gave numerous, concrete examples where limitations of current gen networking technologies are causing serious business and technology challenges. The common thread: They all see Software Defined Networking
More testing is going on in the wi-fi sector than most though.
Googler's blog post makes obvious point that can't be made too often
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