Andy Patrizio

SAN FRANCISCO -- Patrick Gelsinger may not be the chief technology officer of Intel these days, but he sure sounded like it at his keynote on the second

SAN FRANCISCO –- Just a few years ago, the Intel Developer Forum seemed to be about everything but CPUs. Not this time. CPUs were the first, last

SAN FRANCISCO -- Like products, it seems concepts are getting version numbers. First there was Web 2.0. Now there is SaaS 2.0. High-tech officials floated

If it's September, then it's time for Intel's  fall Developer Forum, and this year, the company has more spring in its step. OK, so it just had to

As part of its previously-announced plans at a reorganization around a free service, AOL is adding a new senior-level executive, a Chief Privacy Officer.

The VML exploit is growing quickly and a mass email attack could be just days away, warn security experts who are tracking the problem. The exploit was

Facing a potential launch delay in Europe due to complaints by Symantec and Adobe, Microsoft might just want to delay its American launch of Vista, too.

The VML exploit found earlier this week could prove to be a severe problem because it can take initiative without requiring any action on the part of the

Mac fanatics are never happy to hear this, but outside of Apple , the biggest Macintosh developer is none other than Microsoft. Granted, the 180

Just in case developers weren't planning on supporting Windows Vista, Jim Allchin wants to make sure they do. The co-president of Microsoft's

Never underestimate the stock market's ability to overreact. A mild warning of advertising softness in its current quarter from top Yahoo officials sent

Microsoft has begun the second public beta test for its new System Center Essentials 2007, a central management console targeted at small- to medium-sized