David Needle

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- A lot of tech companies will tell you that their customers rely on their software. That's no surprise. But there is something a

Internetnews.com wades through the top stories and issues that rocked the industry in 2006 in this week-long series. The race to see who had the fastest

The U.S. government's investigation of price-fixing in the Dynamic Random Access Memory  industry has netted another Samsung executive. Young Hwan

Google is taking more than one small step in formalizing its relationship with a NASA research facility. This week, the search giant announced it signed a

Tapping into the growing interest and promise of virtualization, IBM and Intel have teamed up to try and help IT managers quantify the value of the

Unix customers gave a big thumbs up to IBM and Sun Microsystems in the latest survey results by Gabriel Consulting Group. The research firm's 4th Quarter

In a stunning disclosure today, the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) said a restricted campus database with the Social Security numbers and

Are CIOs obsessed with technology minutiae? The research firm Gartner thinks many are, and that those who want to see their companies thrive, need to

SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Several companies, including Intel and AMD, put aside their competitive inclinations to attend a meeting at AMD's corporate campus

Sybase has announced a new version of its RFID Anywhere software that adds location and certain environmental data to the mix of information that can be

Who's got the most energy efficient servers? With all the competing claims it's hard to say, but add Dell to the growing list of server makers looking to

Holiday shoppers bought plenty of PCs during the so-called "Black Friday" shopping week, but not nearly as many as last year. The Black Friday week, which