Andy Patrizio

In the history of public distributed computing projects, there have been several common elements: each project had one entity behind it, no money was

Reporter's Notebook: Did Sun Microsystems' decision to adopt the GNU General Public License (GPL) cost the company one of its top talents? That's what a

The body of James Kim, the CNET editor who left his family to search for help after they were stranded in the Oregon mountains, was found on Wednesday,

AMD today announced it has begun manufacturing Athlon 64 processors using a 65nm manufacturing process, which will yield greater energy efficiency and a

The Attorney General's office for the state of Washgington has its first notch under a new law designed to punish spyware makers and, in this case, make

Sun Microsystems  is giving its Java System Content Delivery Server (CDS) a facelift with improved customization of content delivery to mobile

Antivirus vendor Sophos ran a little Windows Vista security test. Guess who failed? Third party Webmail providers. The company selected the ten worst

Microsoft has a history of entering markets that it has previously overlooked. Its entry into the Web publishing market is no exception. But after years

Windows Vista represents a change in strategy for Microsoft in many ways, especially with video cards. It also means a potential for new growth for the

The New York Times has released the first public beta of the Times Reader, a Windows-based application that displays content from NYTimes.com in a more

Business Objects has jumped into the software-as-a-service (SaaS)  market with its acquisition of privately-held Nsite Software. Terms of the

It's been five years since Microsoft released a new client-side operating system. Although consumers will have to wait two more months before they can use