Andy Patrizio

Corrected: IBM today announced the next generation of servers in its X-Architecture line, built on Intel's forthcoming "Tigerton" family of Xeon

The semiconductor industry still has some gas in the tank despite price wars, an abundance of supply and new products shipping this fall. The

And the legal beat goes on… AMD's newest ally in its antitrust battle with Intel is the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), which sent a letter to

The long-running legal battle between Microsoft and Eolas Technologies, which Microsoft was losing, has been settled. The two firms agreed to an

IBM has updated its Cell BladeCenter server, changing just about everything but the processor to improve performance. The company also released a major

MENLO PARK, Calif. -- If you have any doubt about the growing importance of BRIC -- the common acronym for the emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India

AMD is proposing a new set of x86 processor extensions. As Internetnews.com reported last week, the SSE5 are targeting markets where AMD sees room for

IT departments go through all kinds of headaches to lock down their computers, only to have their employees undermine everything with foolish behavior out

Symantec today announced the release of Norton AntiVirus 2008 and Norton Internet Security 2008, the latest versions of its antivirus and computer

Fujitsu Computer Systems is known primarily for its high-end servers, but the company is making a play for the SMB  market with the release of its

VIA Technologies is not ready to give up on the lower power, embedded processor market just yet. The Taiwanese company late last week announced a new

The news of the Acer and Gateway nuptials was hardly earth shattering, given the distant roles the two play in the U.S. PC market. Still, it does put Acer