Andy Patrizio

Gags about protecting the boss from himself are a sitcom and Dilbert staple, but they may prove more real than you might believe. One of the latest scams

UPDATED: After teasing the high-tech world for months, AMD said today it will ship its quad-core Barcelona Opteron processors in August to computer

Where there's a hot market, there's a scam. If you were one of those suckers who clicked on a banner saying you won a free iPod and never got your free

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- Dell announced today a partnership with Emerson Network Power to improve data center cooling efficiency while reducing the

CodeSourcery is the latest company to partner with IBM to support the Cell Broadband Engine (Cell/B.E.) microprocessor by offering Cell support for its

PC sales will grow at a healthy rate of 11.1 percent in 2007 despite no major software driver, including the release of Windows Vista, according to a

What would you accomplish in a 21-day stretch? For Miguel de Icaza of Novell, it was banging out an open source clone of Silverlight, Microsoft's rich

In preparation for the launch of the iPhone, Backbase plans to release its AJAX framework and software development kit for building and running AJAX

The International Supercomputing Conference will take place this week in Heidelberg, Germany, and the big news is... cables. Ok, that and petaflop

As Apple continues to extend its hegemony over the music industry, a new initiative from an MP3 veteran could provide an alternative to the vendor lock

At the turn of this century, semiconductor makers were facing a conundrum. Traditionally, they would simply bump up the clock speed to get more

Rich Internet Applications  were supposed to be the solution to client-installed software. No more dealing with upgrades or version updates, because