David Needle

SAN FRANCISCO -- Mashups could be the next big technology push from IBM , and the company has internal deployments and customer engagements to prove it.

We've all done it. You type in the URL to a Web site, but make a slight misspelling and find yourself staring at a home page very different than the one

The Internet's in trouble. We've been hearing that for years. But although there have been glitches, the World Wide Web for the most part has been humming

IBM released three new members of its BladeCenter family today with a focus on energy efficiency features. For the first time, IBM is also offering an

SAN FRANCISCO – To hear Google tell it, the person doing a search on a home PC is "the same guy" who uses search in the enterprise. Microsoft says

Dell is giving IT buyers a choice of two new PowerEdge servers: standard and "Energy Smart." The two PowerEdge 2970 models are based on AMD's latest

Claria is far from the first company to try and make using the Web a more personalized experience, but the Redwood City, Calif.-based firm claims to have

Sandisk and Yahoo  have joined forces as the latest challenger to Apple's market leading line of iPod music players. The new Sansa Connect sports a

ClearCube, a leader in PC blades, is adding support for VMWare's ESX3 Server. The virtualization move is part of the company's Sentral version 5.5 being

Starting this October 15, VeriSign will increase the registration fee it charges for the popular .com and .net domain names. The .com fee, currently $6,

SAN FRANCISO -- Autonomy has unveiled a unique solution to the issue of copyright protection. The company's Virage division has released Automatic

Consumers have unprecedented access to high tech medical devices, with items like blood pressure and heart rate monitors available at low cost. But