David Needle

Tech employees sending out trade secrets to competitors. Government workers e-mailing hate mail and pornography. Private financial and health information

Sun Microsystems has announced an alliance that will enable it to offer VMware's server virtualization software. Sun will now resell VMware ESX Server,

Remember the TV show "thirtysomething"? That might be an appropriate name for AMD's longterm goals. The chipmaker aims to improve its share of the market

SAN FRANCISCO -- IBM and Oracle were among the computer industry heavyweights that made a splash at LinuxWorld in San Francisco today.

"Linux is making significant inroads into the corporate marketplace." For the past several years you could find some variant of this phrase reported about

Linux continues to make gains in the server area, but broader acceptance on the desktop has long been held back by a lack of business productivity

The world's largest chipmaker wants to capture more of the world's market for its chips, motherboards and other components. Intel is going about that goal

Communications software giant Avaya is pushing its Voice over IP software to the next level with the ability to integrate within a Service Oriented

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Technology is a crucial tool in the fight against terror, Homeland Security Chief Michael Chertoff told a Silicon Valley audience

Intel plans to offer new dual-core processors in the first half of 2006 that feature lower power consumption such as the dual core Xeon, code-named

When it comes to computing power, 64-bit desktop and servers are state-of-the-art in most respects, but they could be less secure than mainstream 32-bit

HP announced it will enlist some back up. Computer back up, that is. The computer maker will resell an online backup service at its e-commerce Web site.