Andy Patrizio

Adobe Systems today announced it will release the remoting and messaging technologies used in Flex, Flash and other Adobe products as open source

UPDATED: Swallowing ATI Technologies seems to be causing some financial heartburn for AMD, and the company now needs the financial equivalent of Alka

The Green Grid is finally getting the ball rolling after a protracted start and will host its first Green Grid General Members' Meeting and Technical

Dell today marked its entry into the tablet notebook market with the Latitude XT, a $2,499 notebook that aims to make up for the company's tardiness to

That should wrap it up for 2007, at least regarding Microsoft and its security updates. The company on Tuesday issued its monthly update for December,

Sun Microsystems is expanding its open source program around its SPARC processors with the announcement Tuesday that it would provide the OpenSPARC T2 RTL

Fabless semiconductor vendors will be able to avail themselves to cutting-edge 32-nanometer manufacturing and high-k/metal gate composition with the

One of the most common forms of malware infestation is people clicking on links in e-mails from unknown sources. Now it appears that not even a major U.S.

Mass market CPUs have reached the four-core stage, and there are 64-core and 80-core processors in labs right now, but for IBM, that's still not enough.

UPDATED: In the 1970s, a quintet of spray paint artists called The Fabulous Five turned New York trains and subway cars into their canvases. New Yorkers

UPDATED: Finally, Greg Donovan can say he's a Dell reseller. The president and CEO of Alpheon, a managed services provider in Morrisville, NC, has been an

AMD is denying reports that it stopped shipments of its Quad Core Opteron server processor, a.k.a. "Barcelona," and the new quad core desktop chip Phenom