Networking
Chambers to retire this fall?
Cisco CEO John Chambers may retire this fall amidst a massive reorganization that could lop tens of thousands of employees...
Read moreFCC may put mobile under same net-neutrality rules as wired broadband
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is reexamining how it treats wireless net neutrality, in response to public comments on the...
Read moreNFC chip implants: First Apple, now this guy
Dangerous Things Dangerous Things' $99 13.56MHz ISO14443A & NFC Type 2 NTAG216 RFID chipset It's hard to steal Apple's thunder on...
Read moreSalesforce, SAP to get a shot of IoT data
The Internet of Things is really an Internet of data about things, and combining that information with other kinds of...
Read moreSoftware-Defined Networking will be a critical enabler of the Internet of Things
This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the...
Read moreEricsson’s next-gen LTE targets faster mobile networks and IoT
Ericsson is working on LTE with faster upload speeds, as well as using unlicensed spectrum to speed up downloads and...
Read moreEdge computing: When to outsource, when to DIY
The edge is being sold to enterprise customers from just about every part of the technology industry, and there’s not...
Read moreWhat 5G promises for IoT
The internet of things, already booming, can expect a big boost from 5G cellular technology as it becomes more available...
Read more4 essential edge-computing use cases
Edge computing means different things to different players. But one thing is constant: Location matters.Edge computing enables autonomous mining equipment...
Read moreJuniper adds a service to find and quickly fix WAN glitches
Juniper continued to spread its artificial-intelligence across the enterprise by adding support for wide area networks and a new, more...
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