Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Canada's Bill St. Arnaud says that universities and R&E networks are sitting on a gold mine in IPv4 addresses once purse holders grasp the real value of them.
LTE is most certainly the most robust cellular technology developed to date. But is it the One Radio to Rule Them All? It could indeed be - but it won't.
Tandberg acquisition gives company 50% revenue share of $2.2 billlion enterprise videoconferencing market
Bankrupt Nortel finds a buyer for 666K of its legacy IPv4 addresses, raising questions if the IPv4 black/grey market has arrived.
Is an Open Source Foundation Necessary for a Project?
MIT researchers work on device that could theoretically link DNA from Mars and Earth
FBI, NSA employ cryptanalysis to prevent, solve crimes
Open Networking Foundation brings tech's heaviest hitters together
... and Yahoo News at the same time
The end of the Symbian Foundation was in sight before it ever began.
Treasury Dept. official blogs that it would distract country from broader overhaul
The Consumerization of IT
58,000 sign petition to speed payments; Senator Boxer urges carriers to use the same payment policy as Haiti disaster.
The latest and most innovative products from the CTIA Wireless trade show.
Nine fake certificates were issued and revoked prompting Microsoft to release an out-of-band security update.
IE developers continue tradition begun in 2006
New Open Networking Foundation has major players lined up behind open networking
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Nirvanix offers customers data migration out of the region
Microsoft struggling to build tool to manage personal data on smartphones
Here's how FIM works; how to find FIM tool vendors; a sampling of FIM tool vendors.
Linux creator casts doubt on claim that Android violates GPL
Equipment market grew 50% in 2010 to $8 billion, says Infonetics
