Andy Patrizio

UPDATED: Spammers have proven themselves as creative as they are tenacious. We've seen image spam, PDF spam and MP3 spam, and now the latest trick

IBM CEO Sam PalmisanoSource: IBM Upper management is often ridiculed by underlings and in "Dilbert" strips for being clueless. Not IBM's current CEO, Sam

That's one way to cut memory oversupply. Memory maker Hynix suffered a 15 hour power outage at its Wuxi fab in China, halting DRAM production and ruining

Gartner on Thursday said that worldwide server sales continue to grow at a decent pace in 2008 despite US economic conditions, with revenue outpacing

Yet another survey from a security firm has found that employees continue to show poor judgment when it comes to letting sensitive data out of their

The oft-maligned Transportation Security Agency (TSA) has earned a reputation for maddening overreach, confiscating fingernail clippers, tweezers and

Despite RISC-based systems accounting for just a fraction of the server market, it remains a growth sector, and the Itanium Solutions Alliance (ISA) is

The Taiwanese tech publication DigiTimes reports that Intel is planning to cut desktop CPU prices in the third quarter this year as it launches new

As with any patch/service pack, Service Pack 3 for Windows XP has not been without its hiccups. This is more or less standard, as Microsoft can't test

Microsoft today issued its security fixes for May, fixing six vulnerabilities in four bulletins. All six are client-side issues, with three affecting

IBM's Cell Broadband Engine (Cell/B.E.) is not just for playing games any more. The company today announced the third release of its Cell-based blade

Sun Microsystems today expanded its Opteron-based offerings with three new Sun Fire featuring AMD's quad-core Opteron processor, codenamed "Barcelona".