David Needle

SAN FRANCISCO – Hail, hail the GPU. At least that seems to be rallying cry of competitors ATI (owned by AMD) and nVidia, two of the leading

When it comes to the NBA finals there's no shortage of trash talk. Of course, the cries of "Kobe's a crybaby" and "Pierce is a faker" extend far beyond

Intel had its big Research Day yesterday at the Computer History Museum. I expected CTO Justin Rattner to set the table by highlighting some of the

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Intel showed off 70 different research projects at its "Research Day" here at the Computer History Museum. In the past, the

A year after vowing to invest $1 billion in Green Tech, IBM is shifting into higher gear today with new products that emphasize modularity and

UPDATED: SAN FRANCISCO -- Not every company would risk blasting Jerry Lee Lewis' "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" to a packed crowd in earthquake-prone

Apple will unveil a new iPhone at its sold-out developers conference Monday in San Francisco; at least that's the consensus among the numerous rumor

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Enterprise software vendors take notice: Slick doesn't sell anymore. That was one of the comments made at the Consumerization of

RoamAbout Business pack provides access to Wikipedia. Source: Vysr RoamAbout, a browser extension designed to streamline access to Web sites, has been

A portable computer priced way lower than the competition makes headlines with its small screen and bundled applications for instant productivity. Sounds

Forget any talk of chronically underutilized servers in the datacenter: Here's a project that requires some serious number crunching. The University of

Google announced new features and a new name for its former Custom Search Business Edition service. The rechristened Google Site Search (GSS) includes a