Andy Patrizio

Some remarkably blunt internal e-mails from Microsoft executives indicate that the company eased the minimum requirements for PCs to be considered "Vista

UPDATED: Citing increased expenses and a number of one-time charges related to everything from acquisitions to legal affairs, Dell's profits fell a little

AMD and IBM this week announced they had produced a working test chip utilizing Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography to produce the first layer of metal

IBM this week introduced the first major overhaul to its System z mainframe line in three years. This latest big iron from IBM could be a welcome

Server sales continue inching upward, with blades proving the market's lone hot area, according to new stats from market researcher IDC. The company's

AVG Technologies is the latest antivirus vendor to beef up its security suite to cover as wide a range of threats as possible by including link-scanning

Less than one year after its first foray into Xeon-based embedded chips, Intel has refreshed the line with newer processors and a new chipset that

Someone at Sun Microsystems is going to get spanked, and Intel is holding the paddle. A PDF document from Sun's Austrian offices found its way onto the

Remember that '80s comedy about two losers trying to pretend their dead boss was alive so they could enjoy the good life? They don't make them like that

A Silicon Valley startup says it can deliver a 90 percent reduction in the cost of a decked out server by a breakthrough in memory technology. MetaRAM,

A team of researchers led by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), said they have found that a number of disk encryption technologies aren't quite so

Worldwide server shipments in the fourth quarter of 2007 grew 3.8 percent over the same quarter in 2006, while server shipments for the year were up 7.4