Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Cloud enablement packages shine both with new funding, new products
Gomez offering, combined with Vantage, makes the difference
Are you ready to step up to the plate for this new SQL Server exam?
They store data on magnetic "spins" of atomic nuclei -- then retrieve it
Taking a look at what stories were hot in 2010
Philadelphia man organizing typing event
Court rejects film producer's embarrassment-based fishing-net approach
2010 winds down (or not) with a flurry of activity around here
Predictions are only as good as the vendors who can make them come true
Let's hope mobile network operators embrace new indoor coverage options
FBI/DOJ allege insider info passed along from Apple, Dell and AMD
Killing off the venerable bookmark sharing service is just wrong
What do Apple, Microsoft, EMC, and Oracle want with Novell's patents? Google Kryptonite
Reports says Cisco and NetApp getting closer, which could result in storage blade for server platform
Dual-booting on Chrome OS? Yes, but not for the faint of heart
And Opera CTO gives shout-out to Microsoft
The good news is their interests are so disparate it will be hard to get something done
Google Fiber finds massive interest in broadband Internet access program
With the Verizon iPhone as close to a sure thing as one can get when it comes to Apple, it's high time to wonder just how many more iPhones Apple might sell with a brand new subscriber base of 90+ million users.
It's no longer about the price of the system - it's about minimizing operating expense over the life cycle of a given installation.
Appeals board of Patent and Trademark Office reverses original denial
On Tuesday Apple announced its annual European-only iTunes promotion where they company will be giving away free content from December 26th through January 6th. The content ranges from free songs to music videos and even apps, TV episodes, and movie
Installing SQL Server on Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit is not as simple as it appears