Andy Patrizio

Sun Microsystems certainly is serious about its dedication to the AJAX technology, as the firm has joined a pair of alliances dedicated to improving the

A Microsoft without Bill Gates seems almost unimaginable for those who have grown up with the personal computing industry, but the day was inevitable.

If you visit Netscape.com and think you've gone to community-driven news site Digg.com instead, you didn't goof. Time-Warner, which held on to the

Does the world need another browser, even when Microsoft's grip on the sector has weakened? Yes, says Flock, whose eponymous browser has been called

Two earthquakes shook the Silicon Valley on Thursday. The first, probably noticed only by the roosters and newspaper delivery people awake at the time,

Microsoft seems to have gotten the message that there are other technologies in the data center. The software giant has formed the Interoperability

Developing an Ajax-based application is not an easy task for a skilled programmer, let alone for a Web site developer whose skills are largely confined to

Malware continues to be a problem for customers, with many users unaware their systems are infected with some kind of hidden "bot" that steals their

It's the second Tuesday of the month. Do you know where your patches are? You might want to check. As part of its monthly patch release schedule,

Robert Scoble, Microsoft's rock star blogger and one of a few people who helped put a friendly face on a company often compared to the Borg from Star

While AMD and Intel continue to beat the drum about reducing power consumption in computers, new graphics processors from ATI and Nvidia are planning to

In the 1800s, Italy was not the single nation as we know it today, but a splinter of several nation-states, some of which were under foreign control. A