Andy Patrizio

Sun Microsystems on Thursday reported a second-quarter profit of $260 million, or 31 cents a share, a 94 percent increase from the year-ago quarter when

In the film "Arlington Road," a college professor in a quiet Virginia town is disturbed to learn his neighbors may be terrorists. That film was released

There was much celebrating and gloating from the Blu-ray community across the Internet this week as weekly numbers from market researcher NPD Group seemed

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- HP and Intel are promoting energy efficiency programs and new products that reflect those initiatives. At an event here

The PC chip industry continued seeing strong sales and held prices relatively flat over 2007, according to a new report from market researcher IDC. For

Dell is making up for lost time with its late entry into the blades market with an ambitious new design, both in the chassis and blades themselves. The

Managing server farms could become a simpler task -- that's the promise of a new version of IBM's Tivoli Provisioning Manager (TPM), which offers

Well, no one can say AMD didn't warn of impending pain from the write-down of assets related to the ATI acquisition. It just didn't tell us how bad the

Worldwide PC shipments rose 13.4 percent to 271.2 million units in 2007, according to preliminary results by IT consultancy Gartner. The group also found

This is turning into quite a week for computer security. Microsoft issued a rare out of band security alert concerning Excel; BusinessWeek's home page has

It's not often that a $2.3 billion profit is badly received, but these days investors couldn't get more jittery if they drank a triple espresso. That's

Webroot, a company that made its fortune in the client-side spyware detection market, announced its entry into the software-as-a-service (SaaS) market