David Needle

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- "Glacier Bay" sounds like a scenic national park. In fact, it is, but that doesn't mean that's what most people are looking for when

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -– Intel herded over 500 press, analysts and customers into an air-conditioned tent at its headquarters here for a splashy

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- The wait for Intel is over. At an event at the company's headquarters today, it will formally unveil its Core 2 Duo family for

PALO ALTO, CALIF. -- When open source developers gather on a panel to discuss whether "all software will go open source," you can expect the sentiment to

Here's a twist. IBM said it tapped its videogame expertise to arrive at a performance breakthrough in the new System p5-595, a 64-core high end Unix

PC sales are slowing a bit faster than expected leading research firm IDC to revise its figures downward. In a report released earlier this week, IDC

Battered from a price war with Intel, particularly in sales of desktop computer chips, AMD  missed its projected sales numbers for the second

Intel  loves to tout the benefits of having two computer cores (dual-core) on its latest microprocessors, but on the management side it looks like

Intel isn't out of the woods yet. The chip giant, which has been on a new product blitz that's expected to continue through the summer, reported lower

SAN FRANCISCO – Intel's partners rolled out lots of big iron for the unveiling of the latest Itanium processor. The long-awaited dual-core version

Intel is set to unveil the dual-core "Montecito" version of its troubled Itanium processor line at an event in San Francisco today. Originally set for

Cast Iron Systems took its first steps into more application-specific markets for its integration hardware with the announcement of a version of the