Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Adds automated tiering capability for solid state drives
Microsoft executive details the five components Microsoft will, and customers should, encompass in a winning desktop management strategy.
Will the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement be good for Internet or for you or me?
Well, leave it to Apple co-founder and consummate prankster Steve Wozniak to poke a little bit of fun at Gray Powell, the Apple engineer who famously left his next-gen iPhone prototype at a bar.
McAfee blunder shows some Windows screw-ups are outside Redmond's control
Win7 and Vista 64bit get a free Cisco IPSEC client
3rd annual IPv6 Summit is set to be a great event
EMCC is the ability to login to extension mobility in different clusters when using the Cisco UC distributed multi-cluster call processing model
Who, what, when, where, and ….?
Air Force teaming with NASA to develop reusable rockets
Open-source software is likely to remain in certain niches, former Red Hat VP Erik Troan says, but open source is increasingly becoming a necessary foundation.
Twitter, Facebook, crowdsourcing the galaxies with NASA’s Hubble Telescope
SQL Server
Some Q1 highlights
Following the 24-hour Head to Head International Competition
Things to Consider When Managing your VMM 2008 R2 Environment
Vendors tweak architectures, pricing, tools to enable migration
* Avaya survey reveals that businesses are most interested in integrating and optimizing communications technologies and methods
First it was bang, zoom to the Moon with open source, now open source will be used to find ET and other hopefully friendly aliens
Hitachi partners with Microsoft to take on Cisco, VMware with a new unified compute platform
Red Hat touts version 6 as introducing "as many features as possible to reduce reliance on physical hardware"
Ever thought there could be a technology civil war?
Video shows dual-booted first generation iPhone with the Google firmware
Sure, Cisco had to give up ownership of the TIP, but no one ever said they had to open-source it. Here's why it makes so much sense.
Rapid7 has introduced a commercial version of the security testing tool and is promising new features for the free version, too.