Andy Patrizio

SiteAdvisor, the domain risk assessor acquired by McAfee Associates last year, has completed an extensive scan of 265 top level domains (TLDs)  on

Draft 2.0 of the 802.11n spec sailed through the 802.11 Working Group, setting the stage for final approval some time in 2009. The IEEE 802.11 Working

Intel  made an unusual discovery in its work on a solid state Flash drive: It could use the same technology at the bottom end of the technological

Netuitive has released Netuitive SI for VMware, a piece of management software aimed at balancing resource performance across virtual machines running on

Seagate on Monday announced a partnership with ASI Computer Technologies to deliver laptops with encrypted hard drives. The advantage of these drives is

Nortel Networks  is taking a pretty severe beating on both sides of the U.S./Canada border. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charge the

How times change. Intel has a pair of new Xeon processors but it's not touting the performance, speed, or cores. Instead, it's bragging about how little

Microsoft Exchange administrators might be losing more than one hour of sleep this weekend as a result of the early Daylight-Saving Time. But Microsoft

Opinion: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, known for short as SOX, is one of those laws that was pushed through in reaction to a major issue without a whole

It would seem Microsoft has nothing to fix. Ok, stop laughing. Next Tuesday is the second Tuesday of the month, the traditional patch day for Microsoft,

UPDATED: Attention Blackberry addicts, your mastery of typing with both thumbs now has an application outside of just answering e-mails. FlipStart Labs,

Sun Microsystems furthered its commitment to dynamic languages with this week's announcement that its NetBeans Java development toolkit would offer