Thor Olavsrud

Gambling on the future of wireless connectivity, tech bellwethers AT&T , Intel and IBM Thursday pooled their resources behind a new company that will

The People's Republic of China blocks roughly 8 percent of online content, according to an ongoing analysis by researchers with the Berkman Center for

Linux giant Red Hat moved to solidify its place in the enterprise Linux market Tuesday with the addition of carrier-grade capabilities to Red Hat Linux

A broad shift to online gaming in the $9.4 billion video game industry -- widely forecast now that the big three console makers have enabled their

In a bid to strengthen its research relationships in Europe, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Wednesday announced that it has selected the European

A federal judge has approved a partial settlement of fraud charges against WorldCom by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), under which the

President George W. Bush Monday afternoon signed the Homeland Security bill into law, creating a cabinet-level Department of Homeland Security combining

Having successfully brought SuSE Linux through a restructuring over the past year, turn-around specialist Gerhard Burtscher stepped down as chairman of

It may not have been the first market to launch 3G services, but South Korea has become the most advanced market for mobile services in the world,

Interactive television software maker Liberate Technologies suspended its chief operating officer Friday after revealing that as much as $10 million in

Microsoft and Sun Microsystems may have ironed out their differences long enough to get Sun to join the Web Services Interoperability Organization (WS-I),

The Liberty Alliance Project Tuesday published a public review draft of a maintenance update of the version 1.0 specifications it released in July. The