David Needle

May was a good month for semiconductor chip sales. The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reported chip sales of $19.7 billion for May, a 9.4

Microsoft's controversial Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) program designed to combat pirated versions of Windows is facing its first lawsuit. A check-in

Reporter's Notebook: It is very much like old times for Scott McNealy. There he was earlier this month at Stanford University to help christen the

Virtualization is a hot commodity and Hewlett-Packard thinks its latest release makes it more valuable for its enterprise customers. Today, HP announced a

Dell has earned a great reputation for aggressive pricing and prompt delivery of the latest computing technology. It's less well-regarded as a premium

ClearCube has announced it has begun shipping faster versions of its PC blade system based on Intel dual-core Pentium (the ClearCube R1300) and Xeon

Intel's ongoing and aggressive 90-day review of its business operations has netted its first big result. Today, the chip giant announced it had sold its

NEW YORK & SAN FRANCISCO - Intel never sounded quite so bullish when it was promising to recapture the performance crown as it did today, when it

Intel and its major computer partners are planning to unveil "Woodcrest," the long-awaited next generation server chip based on the company's new Core

There's growth in grids. IBM said in response to increasing worldwide demand for supercomputing resources, it is expanding the availability of computer

There are fast computers, and then there's IBM's BlueGene/L supercomputer. The Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and

Sun Microsystems today joined Silicon Valley neighbor Stanford University in unveiling an advanced research center. The Stanford Computational Earth and