Michael Cooney
Michael Cooney is a Senior Editor with Network World who has written about the IT world for more than 25 years. He can be reached at michael_cooney@idg.com.
IBM: AI, IoT, and nanotech will literally change the way we see the world
IBM holds its 9th 'Five Innovations that will Help Change our Lives within Five Years' -- and none of its predictions sounds like science fiction
SDN groups team up to promote standards, open software development
Software Defined Networking standard bearer, the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) and ON.Lab have merged with designs on further pushing SDN benchmarks and open source software development of the technology.
New Ethernet standard brings 5X the speed without cable changes
IEEE P802.3bz defines 2.5Gbase-T and 5Gbase-T, boosting the current top end speed of traditional Ethernet five-times
Brocade's big new router is all about network size, automation
The Brocade SLX 9850 expands the Brocade routing family and offers 15x more total capacity than the current Brocade MLXe box
The weirdest, wackiest, and coolest sci/tech stories of 2016 (so far!)
Here's a look at everything from fireworks displays in space to Starship Enterprise remakes and mermaid robots
Cisco patches critical exposure in management software
Vulnerability in Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) Performance Manager software could let an authenticated, remote attacker execute commands
What’s hot at Cisco Live
Cisco security heats up, as does its relationship with VMware; all about chat bots, Maroon 5 and Elle King too.
The weirdest, wackiest, and coolest sci/tech stories of 2015
Advancements in renewable energy, robot capabilities, and space exploration are some of the ways science and technology moved forward this year
NASA Hubble: Taking the best shots for 25 years
From the 'Pillars of Creation' to the Andromeda galaxy, the Hubble Space Telescope has captured amazing images in the last 25 years
