Andy Patrizio

HP continues efforts to woo the midsized business market, today introducing new hardware and software offerings designed to appeal to those customers'

3Leaf Systems today announced it has obtained a license for Intel's QuickPath Interconnect, which will allow it to build virtualization support for Intel

After months of accusations, denials and foot stomping on the part of users, cable giant Comcast and the peer-to-peer file sharing company BitTorrent have

After months of missteps and delays related to its quad-core Barcelona chip for servers, AMD today showed it can still deliver with the announcement of

A San Jose jury today ruled in favor of Rambus in its legal battle with Micron Technology, Hynix Semiconductor and Nanya Technology in a patent

This year will not match 2007 in terms of sales or growth, but it will still be an up year in the semiconductor business. That's the conclusion of a

In another part of its 'Simplifying IT' strategy, Dell today announced the Dell Client Migration Solution, a program of services and software tools

It could be dismissed as mere saber rattling by the old guard protecting its turf. Still, when the CEO of a major vendor starts talking litigation, the

The Bush Administration has picked Silicon Valley entrepreneur Rod Beckstrom to be the head of the new National Cyber Security Center, a division of the

You know a report is controversial when fierce rivals line up on the same side. Research firm Avian Securities claimed in a report earlier this week that

Microsoft has issued a patch of a patch from last Patch Tuesday for Excel, since the fix added some math errors. The fix issued a critical error that

AMD has denied published reports that it has cut its workforce in anticipation of another gloomy quarter and declined to comment on how the quarter, which