Andy Patrizio

After four acquisitions in the mobile computing space, nVidia today announced the end result of those purchases, the Tegra line of multicore chips for

Sun Microsystems today announced it has licensed its UltraSparc T2 CMT (chip multi-threading) processor, a.k.a. Niagara 2, to Themis Computer, a maker of

Trend Micro today announced Worry-Free Business Security 5.0 for small businesses, an update to its data loss prevention software designed to protect user

One year after it began reorganization with the return of Michael Dell as head of his namesake company, Dell is now seeing big payoff as it expands into

For years, chipmaker VIA Technologies has not competed with Intel and AMD in the desktop and notebook space, but now it's challenging them with a very low

HP today announced a new cloud computing initiative designed to assist in building your own mini-cloud of a datacenter, complete with products and

Adobe Systems has released the first betas of new versions of Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Soundbooth for users to download and evaluate, but once they

Is the cable box about to go by way of the VCR? Sony Electronics and the National Cable and Telecommunications Association announced today that they have

Worldwide servers sales continue to grow in 2008, with international sales making up for U.S. softness while the once-looming threat of virtualization

Since the end of the high-definition format battle, there have been stories in the press that Blu-ray is still not taking off with consumers. The latest

Like every other technology, solid state drives (SSDs) are expanding in capabilities as the price drops. Samsung, the top Flash manufacturer in the world,

As Nelson from "The Simpsons" would say... You've probably heard radio commercials from identity theft prevention service provider LifeLock, featuring CEO