Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Two law professors are developing a software patent license in the image of the GPL
White-Label Custom Android Devices, Shipped To Your Door
Site gives insight into IPv6 usage
And by "outrage," I mean mass exodus.
Chadwick, a 13-year Cisco vet, will be security company's new CFO
Inventor builds on work of Nikola Tesla to address drawbacks of turbine blades
* If project pans out, it could be the greatest thing to happen to directory services since LDAP
* FCC chairman suggests the FCC should have regulatory oversight of the transmission component of broadband access service
* Mobile operator rules about enterprise wireless routing remain murky
Notes from the Unified Communications Summit conference April 27 - April 30, 2010
Capellas will head data center, cloud computing coalition
The US patent office has granted Microsoft a patent for running applications on flash devices.
Counterfeit Cisco network hardware sting chalks up 30 convictions, 700 hardware seizures
Or why your To-Do list will keep getting longer...
Can ISP re-use their IPv4 business model for IPv6?
California utility looking for “exceptionally creative uses of energy technology”
Attempts to put the size of a zettabyte into perspective fall a few petabytes short
DLP is a key technology in stopping data and ID theft. Until now it was one of the few security technologies without an open source alternative. OpenDLP aims to change that.
Being dead some 400 years doesn’t stop The Bard
University replaces aged Catalyst network with Enterasys after competitive bid
Microsoft released a new technical review of Internet Explore 9 and the reaction from the Twitterverse is mixed.
Microsoft owns four of the world's largest data centers and may add a fifth
Pentagon contract wants to push the frontiers of traditional applied mathematics
Open Source again proves a versatile model as it helps in the collaboration and distribution of facts in the climate change debate
Microsoft has opened an inviation-only tech preview of a cloud service that melds social with personalized search.
Yes. And no. And sort of. When it comes to the cutthroat world of mobile telephony, it's not quite that simple.
