Zone Labs, an Internet security firm, has been sued by 180solutions. The documents filed in Washington state claim that Zone Labs wrongfully ... read more

Consumer electronics continue to be the catalyst behind revenue growth in the semiconductor industry. read more

The legal battle between NTP and RIM was joined by a third company from Norway. With a string of court losses and facing a possible shutdown of ... read more

Federal regulators have given their OK to Adobe and Macromedia to merge. read more

Microsoft's Xbox 360 launched in Europe to much fanfare and applaud last night, and despite the fact that most shops sold out in about 30 seconds ... read more

Taiwan-based chipset makers Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) and VIA Technologies will likely beat their shipment estimates for the fourth ... read more

IDC indicated that memories of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita are fading, the prospect of permanently higher oil prices has been internalized and a ... read more

Factory revenue in the external disk storage systems market worldwide enjoyed an on-year record growth of 12.5 percent to $3.9 billion in the ... read more

DRAM module makers are rejecting demands from memory makers that orders for NAND flash be bundled with certain amounts of DDR2, sources said. read more

Intel is expected to solidify its position as the world's leading semiconductor supplier this year, posting the highest revenue growth among the ... read more

PCs made impressive sales gains during the 2005 Black Friday week, which ended November 26, 2005. read more

New 90nm graphics processor units (GPUs) from ATI Technologies and Nvidia, with ATI's flagship R580 chip and two 7xxx series from Nvidia, are ... read more

ntel rings in another round of leadership changes - most significantly filling the vacant position of the chief technology officer: Justin ... read more

Michael Robertson, founder of Linspire and MP3.com, seems to always have something new up his sleeve. He has added a new online storage service ... read more

Samsung executives could still face indictments and jail time even though the company agreed to a $300 million fine. The United States Justice ... read more

Intel will open another overseas CPU plant in Kiryat Gat, Israel. Construction is set to begin immediately on Fab 28 which will produce Intel's ... read more

With countries in Asia-Pacific leveraging huge tax incentives to convince chip manufacturers to build plants in their countries, it is not a ... read more

Intel is rapidly moving to convert its current 90 nm production process for processors to 65 nm. By the end of 2006, the company will have three ... read more

Microsoft, the company known for their all-in-one Windows operating system and Office suite, has opened up the beta testing for their OneCare ... read more

Harri Hursti, a Finnish computer security expert, will have to wait for his chance to hack into Diebold's voting machine. Secretary of State ... read more

Although flat panel TVs (LCD and PDP TVs) accounted for only 16 percent of worldwide TV shipments last quarter, increased shipments and the ... read more

Although SanDisk has begun deploying its TrustedFlash technology by releasing a flash memory card with premium music content already stored ... read more

Anyone trying to buy a CRT computer monitor today is bound to feel like walking through a museum of ancient history, or to put it more bluntly, a ... read more

Companies crunching large databases and running complicated engineering simulations often need extra computer power. HP thinks that buying ... read more

Sun has urged the state of Massachusetts to rethink its opinion that Microsoft's Open XML meets the acceptable parameters for an open format read more