Andy Patrizio

The glut of memory supply in 2007 was great for computer and electronics makers, as well as consumers, but terrible for companies in the memory business

Microsoft plans to issue four security vulnerabilities next Tuesday, May 13, three critical and one of moderate threat level. This is the first patch

Remember the good old days when a virus infection meant bedrest, a fever and feeling run down, not someone trying to steal your bank information from your

The race to petaflop supercomputers is heating up, with the latest entry coming from NASA, Intel and SGI. The trio announced plans to build what will be a

When Intel first introduced its quad-core Xeons, which consisted of two dual-core chips on one die, there was no shortage of ridicule from AMD, which was

UPDATED: SAN FRANCISCO -- AMD today offered industry observers a look at a very different roadmap for the next two years of its server processors,

SAN FRANCISCO – Sun Microsystems' 13th annual JavaOne conference for developers kicked off Tuesday with everything from a JavaFX release date to the

SAN FRANCISCO -- For more than a year now, there has been an ongoing debate among bloggers and industry observers over one simple question: 'Where are the

SAN FRANCISCO – It's remarkable what a change of course can do for a company. As a preview of JavaOne, which starts tomorrow, Sun Microsystems drew

Sun Microsystems is taking the term "open" to new levels with the addition of numerous open source technologies along with its own. The company will make

This was not the way to build momentum heading into JavaOne next week. Sun Microsystems took a big hit on Friday, losing 23 percent of its market value

In the face of economic pressures, worldwide semiconductor sales still managed to scratch out a decent gain of 3.8 percent, to $63.4 billion for the first