Andy Patrizio

Comcast, the largest cable provider in the country and second-largest Internet Service Provider behind AOL, quietly updated its Terms of Service late last

Intel and STMicroelectronics are still working to spin off their flash memory joint venture, to be dubbed Numonyx, but the two aren't waiting until the

(Yes that was a Ratatoullie reference.) Every six months, an independent group in Germany operating under the banner of AV-Test (not to be confused with

Some press releases just make me chuckle, like this one from IBM. They won a deal with the National Security Agency, an organization that for decades the

The battle against spam continues, with many of the trends that started in 2007 dying out in favor of older techniques that worked, according to a new

When Intel released its first microprocessor in 1971, the 4004 processor had 2,300 transistors. Tukwila, the next generation of its Itanium processor due

The "Simplifying IT" beat goes on with Dell, as it announces another element in that initiative -- a less-complex array of support programs. The new Dell

SAN FRANCISCO -- Dell has just closed its acquisition of storage vendor EqualLogic and is wasting no time in ramping up its offerings. At a press briefing

Trend Micro has uncovered the first phishing attack associated with the Storm worm. Storm is a highly-resilient botnet that up to now has just been used

The Serial ATA International Organization (SATA-IO), the consortium that helped develop the SATA interface,has announced its Power Over eSATA initiative,

There's a lot of smart people working at Intel, and in addition to making the next generation of chips for our computers and gadgets, they are trying to

Sun Microsystems on Wednesday held the Java Mobile & Embedded Developer Days conference at its Santa Clara, Calif. offices, where it announced plans