Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Infected Windows-based operating system was not part of flight control program.
Brutally candid manifesto accidently made public
Harvard, University at Buffalo cite breakthroughs that could speed development of quantum computers and networks
The PASS Summit has started with a bang.
Hortonworks and Cloudera each claim their share of contributed code is bigger
The new openQA tool provides automated, comprehensive testing of operating systems to catch and report on software issues and installation problems.
NASA 3D NetworKing video game aimed at network managers with a penchant for space
An interview with the world’s most interesting intern.
Even if the technology behind Apple’s new Siri works as advertised (check out Apple’s video demo), there are still a number of big hurdles to Siri becoming an effective enterprise tool.
... you know you want to
With YourBrowserMatters.org, Microsoft falls back to its old deceptive tricks to try and shoo users away from Chrome and Firefox
Microsoft fixes 22 holes in eight patches, two critical, with no big surprises
16 port 40G Ethernet switch could be part of October 18 rollout
Notre Dame biometrics experts working on Questionable Observer Detector
A veritable who's who of tech industry titans are set to converge on Stanford next week for the cloud-led Open Networking summit highlighting the increasing influence of cloud providers, which is particularly notable as no networking manufacturers ar
One survey says yes and another seems to buttress the notion of a non-Apple tablet. No wonder Windows 8 is turning into a tablet OS first.
FTC said Frostwire default settings in mobile file-sharing app jeopardized personal information
Second largest open source web server goes commercial
Web site collecting examples of stupidity at its best; feel free to play
The voters have spoken and the next version of Fedora will be codenamed Beefy Miracle.
Steve Jobs didn't care much for industry experts and pundits, which is why it's particularly fitting that the iPhone 4S stands ready to be the most successful iPhone launch to date.
BPOS and Office 365 includes free integration with a BlackBerry service hosted by RIM
What technology is doing behind the scenes to address solutions for various urban problems and concerns
The Department of Physics at the University of Oxford releases super-cool, free Large Hadron Collider Google Android app.
If the spend-spend-spend government refuses to secure critical systems, what hope can there be for us mere mortals?
Controller-based wireless to the roaming rescue
