Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Company lays out WP7 tracking privacy policy in plain English
CIA releases the oldest documents in its secret spy-chest
Dropbox deals with Dropship with polite requests, accidental DMCA
Repairing trashed out logs is easy with some old school database tricks
A unique opportunity has opened up to encourage companies to build private clouds as failovers to their public cloud services.
Oops, I spoke too soon. Google is doing the same as Apple. Ethical? Moral? Even legal? No to the first two at the very least. And let's deal with the third - now!
Best practices to secure VMware View on untrusted PCs using Cisco AnyConnect SSLVPN
NASA, Air Force look to chicken fat as alternative jet fuel
Apple last week was at the center of controversy following a report from researchers Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden who wrote that iOS 4 maintains a file called consolidated.db that holds data points detailing a user's location via latitude and longi
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EC2 cloud service apparently back to normal
Buffalo homeowner's hijacked router used by alleged child pornographer
Teams with Eaton to integrate UPS monitoring into network management software
US energy department looks to develop thermal power storage, rare earth alternatives, and the energy equivalent of an Internet router
Layer 3 - The Network Layer
Layer 2 - The Data Link Layer
Don't go to the cloud just because everyone else is
Company says work continues on 'unblocking the bottleneck'
Please tell us how much time it takes you to patch Windows systems monthly.
As Day 2 of Amazon's cloud failure continues, here is the official explaination of problem from Amazon Web's Services Service
This Lady Gaga Parody from the folks at Zheng Lab features biotech, but I think IT professionals will enjoy it, too.
What we really need is seamless integration between Word and Docs
Industry in dustup over mobile location collection
The tablet OS already outnumbers Linux on the desktop
Updated: Service to many sites restored, but problems continue for others