Andy Patrizio

InetSoft Technology this week introduced iScope, a business intelligence  real-time visual reporting tool for analyzing business and operational data

Malware  authors in Russia are now offering service contracts with their spyware. Yes you read right: You can now get a service contract to provide

The server market continues to grow at a healthy rate, with blade servers and x86 showing the greatest strength while RISC continues its decline,

UPDATED: A federal jury in San Diego today ruled that Microsoft should pay Alcatel-Lucent $1.52 billion for copyright infringement related to the use of

Cisco Systems issued an alert on Wednesday that the security of its IP-based phones could be compromised, allowing hackers to get around the security

Dell Computer , anxious to repair its battered image with the consumer public, launched a pair of Web sites designed to build bridges with its customer

IBM is offering game developers wrestling with its advanced Cell Broadband Engine (Cell/B.E.) microprocessor in the PlayStation 3 a chance to pick the

Just because it's a widely-held notion doesn't make a claim true. Case in point: the "conventional wisdom" in recent years was that datacenters were

Once again, a zero-day exploit has surfaced in a Microsoft product just days after Patch Tuesday. And, as has been the growing trend, the exploit is in

Computer firms are alerting their customers of an impending problem related to the change in daylight savings time next month, which could throw their

IBM this week announced a breakthrough in microprocessor design that will greatly improve the performance of processors, particularly multicore

IBM introduced its newest server consolidation effort, a trio of p Series servers with the 64-bit POWER5 processor running Linux or its own AIX Unix