David Needle

Can computer maker Lenovo's next design win come from IBM's trash can? That's putting it harshly, but don't be surprised to see Lenovo introduce products

Enterprises with grid deployments are delaying expansion plans because of limitations in data management capabilities. That's the conclusion of a report

Intel and a group of fellow technology companies today announced a "Digital Communities" initiative to help municipal governments use wireless technology

Intel moved beyond its core semiconductor business and acquired Sarvega, a leader in XML and Web services

IBM and the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory said they will provide significant enhancements to the computer capabilities available

AMD has something for power-hungry notebook users: a new 64-bit processor. Announced today, the Athlon 64 processor 4000+ is designed

UPDATED: Media outlets including CNN, ABC network, and the New York Times have been hit hard by a computer worm. Experts at

SugarCRM has added to its suite of commercial open source customer relationship management (CRM) products with the release of Sugar Enterprise Edition.

Intel has some good news for power users and early adopters: Paxville will arrive early. The chip giant says availability of its

It's official. Sprint (QUOTE NYSE:FON) and Nextel Communications (QUOTE NASDAQ:NXTL) today announced that they have completed their merger transaction,

It's every techie's dream vacation. Well, Intel would like to think so. The chipmaking giant is gearing up for its ninth round of Intel Developer Forums,

Vendors readily talk the talk in promoting the "value proposition" of server blades : Just add a blade to the chassis and scale to as much processing as