Andy Patrizio

Business Objects is having quite a month. Its quarterly numbers are due on October 24 and it's in the middle of a $6.7 billion merger with SAP. But that's

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Some of the top promoters and leaders of open source projects gathered at Sun Microsystems today to update press and analysts

The long-rumored MySpace API set for developers may see the light of day at a Web 2.0 conference next week. The blog site TechCrunch reports that

While it does not enjoy the profile, press or mass awareness of the Xeon, Intel's Itanium chip is holding its own and continues to receive significant

The latest move in IBM's Project Big Green is what it calls a "gas gauge" for its mainframes, allowing customers to monitor their systems' precise energy

Microsoft has issued a rare out-of-pocket security alert concerning the current version of Internet Explorer. The newly discovered vulnerability affects

It's out with the hard drives and in with the virtual desktop if Dell has its way. The PC and enterprise server giant today talked up plans to take on the

YouTube's viral nature is coming back to bite the company and Internet users, as spammers are using YouTube's "Invite Your Friends" option to blast out

The promise behind virtualization has long been that one well-equipped server could do the work of several. So what happens once customers begin following

A favorite target of virus writers, Internet Explorer, is the recipient of four new vulnerability fixes today from Microsoft in the latest of the

Controversial peer-to-peer file sharing company BitTorrent, Inc., is making new moves toward establishing itself as a legitimate content delivery play,

Sun Microsystems today announced the first servers to utilize its new UltraSPARC T2 processor, also known as Niagara 2. The Sun SPARC Enterprise