Andy Patrizio

Businesses purchased more servers and spent more on them during third quarter compared to last year, according to new research from Gartner -- suggesting

HP has struck an exclusive deal with Scalent Systems to offer the Scalent Virtual Operating Environment (Scalent V/OE) with HP's blade systems, providing

Despite so much concern over data security these days, there's one point of weakness that might not have occurred to many IT managers: their testing

The .NET and Java worlds have long had a gulf between them that's been difficult to bridge. Mainsoft has partnered with IBM to help shrink that divide a

Hardware hackers and security experts are claiming that the Apple iPhone might be secretly tracking some user activity. Yet even if those allegations are

Hewlett-Packard's fourth quarter revenue and profit blew away Wall Street expectations thanks to across the board strength but particular growth in the

Using variations on trusted, popular domains has long been a common tactic for scammers, spammers and porn sites. But cyber criminals have devised a new

AMD today formally introduced Spider, a platform with all of the latest CPU, graphics processor and chipset technologies in one high performance package.

Reporter's Notebook: It was, perhaps, inevitable that litigation would follow the accusations that Comcast, the second largest cable provider in the

When Shawn Macleod of Austin, Texas, suspected his estranged wife was engaging in some kind of suspicious behavior, he installed a spyware program on her

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) is seeing no signs of weakness in the global chip market, despite some recent setbacks from manufacturing

Dell on Thursday announced it had signed an agreement to acquire privately held Everdream, a company started in the late 1990s offering PC rental by the