Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The company offers a secure mobile gateway in the cloud that customers route data through, and a corresponding app that gets installed on end user devices
With a 10% price drop, powerful performance and the ability to run any Linux distribution, you can’t help but love Dell’s new XPS 13 laptop
No one should disable another vendor's protection, regardless of reason
Even though autonomous cars are equipped with 20-plus cameras and a sophisticated LIDAR system, they still have trouble seeing what is obvious to humans
As an industry, telecom service providers can vow to make new friends, lose weight, get fit and try something new. And, yes, they can have more fun.
DevOps environments can use Cobol and mainframes to address their needs
Computer equipment resellers such as Glyde are convenient, but they have their risks
With these three steps you will set your network on a path of transformation, from being primarily about connectivity to being primarily about revenue and innovation.
Digital technologies such as deep learning, AI, augmented reality and the IoT are driving the need for a new model of computing beyond the capabilities of CPUs
As 2017 begins, let's talk about how using mainframes to process and protect data can keep hackers from having another banner year.
In 2016, several airlines' reputations plummeted when passengers were stalled due to system outages that could have been prevented.
Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and collaborative with every coming year. To combat the threat in 2017, information security professionals must understand these four global security threats.
I shouldn't be surprised, and I shouldn't get angry. But I am, and I do.
I’m no fan of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, but a friend says it has useful qualities
We went rummaging through our fortune cookies and came up with this Yoda-like prediction for 2017: security shall networking become
After two and a half decades, browsers should be solid. Instead, they're like beta software.
Machine learning provides the protection big data analytics lack. Instead of figuring out why a breach happened, machine learning can identify a data breach as it’s happening
Discover a step-by-step process for successfully weighing the costs and benefits of cloud migrations.
The trade-offs of building it yourself vs. going with a pre-integrated, out-of-the-box platform
Because SSDs are scaling at a faster rate than HDDs, we will never look back
The new bastion of infrastructure isn't about servers, containers or services. Rather it is about micro functions triggered by certain events.
We monitor things to make sure that they work well all of the time. But nothing works as it is supposed to all of the time. Maybe we need to reinvent monitoring.
Amazon is riding high these days—in the cloud, retail, drones, devices, AI and more. But to extend its dominance without alienating customers, it must address a few key issues.
The burden of securing connected devices – and responsibility to find fixes when a vulnerability is exploited – falls squarely on product manufacturers and developers
Is Wi-Fi really the problem, or is it getting a bad rap? As wireless becomes more predominant and business critical, it's essential to get to the root of the issue.
The top 5 Facebook projects offer a unique look at how Facebook creates software and operates, both at scale
From gaming and entertainment to advertising and sales, to retail and manufacturing, AR made its mark and proved its business value
Five things I think will happen in the network world next year
Cloud services are evolving, but they need SDN's centralized management and global network visibility for truly next-level deployments
Diverse applications in new and traditional industry verticals expand the Ethernet family
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