Andy Patrizio

The latest laptop to grow legs and walk off belongs to, or at least used to belong to Horizon Blue Cross/Blue Shield of New Jersey. The company is

PlayStation 3 owners have basically had three uses for their expensive console while waiting for some native games: playing old PS2 games that are

Don't talk recession to the chip industry. Both the semiconductor and graphics processing unit (GPU) sectors showed great growth in 2007 and are thus far

UPDATED: For nearly three years, a group of OS/2 supporters has been asking IBM to offer up the source to the long-abandoned operating system. For three

Symantec has released is second-annual Risk Assessment survey and the results show that the definition of "risk" is expanding, as are the threats facing

American and Russian law enforcement agencies have finally identified the criminals behind the Storm worm, one of the nastiest pieces of malware to ever

Toshiba is going deep with a 30-second advertisement during Sunday's Super Bowl that, according to Home Media Magazine, represents the biggest advertising

UPDATED: The relatively close working relationship between IBM and AMD has frequently led to speculation about the two companies joining up via a merger,

Sun Microsystems introduced the Blackbox, a portable datacenter in a 20-foot shipping container, amid some hullabaloo in late 2006 and then…

Symantec will introduce the latest experiment from its Advanced Concepts "lab" at the DEMO conference this week—a new type of Internet security and

ScanSafe has announced the release of Anywhere+, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) Web security service that will provide malware protection and Internet

VIA Technologies has announced Isaiah Architecture, its newest processor technology. The x86-compatible processor is designed for the low power markets