San Francisco news from FierceCIO

While VMware was the belle of the virtualization ball in San Francisco, the company was not alone in expressing its interest in this exciting market. If there's money and a computer is involved, then Read more...

Over 10,000 attendees this week converged on the fourth annual VMworld conference in San Francisco. After pulling off a successful IPO, VMware President and CEO Diane Greene declared that Read more...

  It is disappointing to see Chicago and San Francisco's municipal wireless initiatives falter, because the biggest losers in that delay are the citizens who are disconnected from the digital Read more...

Well, it certainly wasn't a happy week for people waiting for ubiquitous access to wireless Internet in major metropolitan areas. Chicago and San Francisco, two cities with major initiatives to Read more...

> IRS vulnerable to social engineering hacks. Article > Nortel Read more...

Red Hat's chief executive, Matthew Szulik, had some harsh words to say about patents at the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco: "In the last 30 years, we've continued to see patents Read more...

> CIOs: Too much spend for little business value. Article > HP's ex-CEO gives her version of what really happened in Read more...

The past year has been chock full of news about cities going wireless--from Philadelphia to San Francisco and everywhere in between. And the projects have been full of surprises, with city tech Read more...

> U.K. IT managers getting better pay raises. Article > Subscriber tracking an issue in San Francisco Read more...

> Privacy issues cropping up with San Francisco WiFi effort. Article > Microsoft's new search tool faces Read more...