Andy Patrizio

MENLO PARK, Calif. -- You know all that AJAX code you've been writing and tearing your hair out over as you attempt to get the JavaScript working in both

Intel is the world's largest chipmaker and extremely profitable, but it conducts itself as though it were in a dire fight for its life. At its annual

Ever feel like you need a map to keep up with all of the products coming from Intel? That's because the company uses one to pick out its codenames. While

IBM's chip researchers have been in anything but a vacuum lately. They have been busy developing a special polymer that can self-assemble, putting an

Microsoft may be crowing about great sales from Vista, but vendors in the graphics sector of the computer industry are singing the blues. A report from

It has long been assumed that corporate computers are relatively free of bots , pieces of malicious code hidden on a computer without the owner's

It was almost an afterthought announcement, but the news that Microsoft is making a portion of the .Net Framework's Common Language Runtime (CLR)

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Microsoft hosted a lecture on the future of software with an emphasis on software as a service (SaaS) . But the host had a

Some of the worst spammers in the United States could be in for a rude surprise shortly, as Unspam Technologies has taken the first steps in tracking them

The seemingly endless creativity and intense effort of spammers is as admirable as it is a waste of talent. As soon as spam filter vendors get the hang of

In its shift from being a dial-up Internet service provider to a free service, AOL.com is testing a revamp to its portal home page that has a very

E-mail security firm Websense has entered into an agreement to buy a competitor, SurfControl PLC, in a deal worth more than $400 million. The deal is a