Brocade Communications Systems Inc. has hung a “for sale” sign on its door, according to a report today in The …
Netbooks propel global semiconductor sales
Chip sales are growing by the month, partly driven by growing netbook sales and falling laptop prices, market research firms …
Cisco struggle to move TelePresence down market prompts Tandberg buyout
Cisco's $3 billion bid this week for Tandberg is a gamble that video conferencing can take off in the small/medium …
Obama bars fed workers from texting and driving
A two-day Distracted Driving Summit in Washington concluded after experts raised multiple thorny questions on how to reduce cell phone …
Doing more with video chats
The scoop: HP SkyRoom software, by HP, about $150 (plus $120 for Webcam and headphones). What it is: Launched at …
Microsoft's security, identity integration plan dragging
Microsoft executives say the company's ambitious plan to integrate security and identity software is progressing slower than hoped but that …
Growing "power gap" could force smartphone tradeoffs
Mobile users face a fast-growing gap between their smartphones' increasing power needs and battery capacity. That gap could force users …
Cisco unveils data center blade switch
Cisco this week unveiled a blade addition to its Nexus line of data center switches that’s designed to aggregate multiple …
Lenovo vows 'unbelievably' fast Windows 7 boots
Lenovo Group Ltd. is staking an early claim to potentially key turf in the Windows 7 gold rush: The PC …
Google, bank end dispute over Gmail account
A federal judge in California has vacated a temporary restraining order that directed Google Inc. to deactivate a Gmail account …
Citrix planning major desktop virtualization push
Citrix is preparing a major desktop virtualization push that it believes will help speed adoption of virtual desktops in the …
Aruba slashes price of 11n Wi-Fi access point
Aruba's new 802.11n Wi-Fi access point slashes prices for high performance wireless networks to the level of what some vendors …
Lotus goes after Microsoft's 'ridiculous and fabricated' figures
Lotus Software GM Bob Picciano has grown tired of the “hot wind” blowing out of Redmond carrying claims that Exchange …
SGI brings 'personal supercomputing'
They aren't selling personal supercomputers at Best Buy just yet. But that day probably isn't too far off, as costs …
Intel accuses EC of mishandling antitrust evidence
Intel sharply criticized the European Commission, which found it guilty of anticompetitive behavior, accusing the regulator of being selective with …
Wi-Fi eyes global domination
If your reaction to last week's ratification of the 802.11n standard for Wi-Fi at 100Mbps and beyond was a loud …
Stepping into the cloud
Raqmiyat is the leading IT business arm of the Al Ghurair group, one of the well known and diversified Business …
WiMax in 2010: Too little, too late?
By the end of 2010, users in more than 80 U.S. cities may be able to ditch their cable modems, …
Seagate claims first 6Gbit/sec
Seagate Technology LLC started shipping a 6Gbit/sec. Serial ATA hard disk drive that offers double the throughput of Seagate's previous …
10G Ethernet shakes net design to the core
The emergence of 10 Gigabit Ethernet, virtualization and unified switching fabrics is ushering in a major shift in data center …