Microsoft's 'All In' the Cloud
By Stuart J. Johnston | News Article Published March 5, 2010
CEO Steve Ballmer lays out the five principals that will guide the Redmond giant in the Cloud of tomorrow.

HP Consulting Unveils Real-World Cloud Computing Services
By Andy Patrizio | News Article Published February 17, 2010
HP's new Cloud Design Service will aid customers in creating their own private, internal-use Cloud systems. After many of services that were more theoretical, this one gets into actual deployments.

Software Vendors: Tech M&A Activity Poised for Rebound
By Larry Barrett | News Article Published February 17, 2010
PricewaterhouseCoopers study finds that improved balance sheets and better market valuations should result in more wheeling and dealing by software vendors in 2010.

IBM Updates Cognos Business Intelligence Suite
By Larry Barrett | News Article Published February 10, 2010
IBM's refreshed Cognos analytics applications to include new scenario-planning options, financial consolidation options and pre-built models to support faster financial analysis.

IBM Spells Out Information Governance Strategy
By Janet Rae-Dupree | News Article Published February 5, 2010
New products, technologies and consulting services unveiled at IBM-sponsored event.

Air Force to Build a $2M Supercomputer Using PlayStations
By Andy Patrizio | News Article Published February 2, 2010
The military turns to video game systems for a low-cost supercomputer that could rank among the most powerful clusters to date.

Forrester Predicts Robust IT Sales in 2010
By Larry Barrett | News Article Published January 12, 2010
Analysts say strong hardware, software sales will mark an "unofficial" end to the tech downturn of 2008 and 2009.

Big Tech, Mobile Get New Year's Critique
By David Needle | News Article Published January 11, 2010
Analyst firm has key suggestions for Apple, Cisco, RIM and others.

HP Buys 3Com for $2.7 billion
By Christopher Saunders | News Article Published November 12, 2009
With Cisco in its cross hairs, HP moves to strengthen its position in enterprise networking.

Today's The Day - Windows 7 Launched
By Stuart J. Johnston | News Article Published October 22, 2009
Microsoft's bets big on it's new flagship product but roll out low-key compared to other such events.

Sun to Lay Off 3,000
By Larry Barrett | News Article Published October 21, 2009
Oracle's $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun is awaiting approval from European regulators.

SMBs Drive Sharp Rise in Offshore Outsourcing
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published September 30, 2009
Enterprise offshoring remains steady and the overall totals haven't changed much.

The Open Group Releases SOA and Cloud Standards
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published August 26, 2009
OSIMM and SOA Governance Framework are designed to help organization get the most out of their SOA and Cloud initiatives.

Three Charged in TJX and Heartland Breaches
By Alex Goldman | News Article Published August 19, 2009
Two Russians are at large and an American is behind bars awaiting trial.

Intel Lifts All Boats
By Paul Shread | News Article Published July 16, 2009
Tech stocks led a rally taking the market to its highest level in four months.

650 Million Broadband Households Worldwide by 2013
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published July 7, 2009
Value-added services, stimulus funds will help increase subscriber numbers.

Sun Being Acquired by Oracle
By Alexander Goldman | News Article Published April 20, 2009
In a surprise announcement, Oracle said today it will Sun Microsystems for $7.4 billion.

Open Source Cloud Storage Billows
By Sean Michael Kerner | News Article Published April 14, 2009
A new approach distributes content slices, providing massive new scalability.

Gartner Calls for Grim Spending Contraction
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published March 17, 2009
Overall, IT spending growth during 2009 will be worse than during 2001 when the Internet investment bubble burst.

New Framework Designed to Optimize IT Value
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published February 11, 2009
Intel, Chevron, SAP, BP and a host of other influential global companies have come together to provide CIOs with a way out of the quagmire of IT/business alignment.

Software Can't Keep Up with Chip Speed
By Andy Patrizio | News Article Published February 2, 2009
Gartner finds multicore chips are outpacing the skill of parallel programmers.

Tech Firms Still Ready to Deal
By David Needle | News Article Published December 3, 2008
Execs from Google, IBM, Microsoft and others say economic climate won't slow interest in acquisitions.

Windows 7 May Trigger 64-bit OS Adoption
By Esther Shein | News Article Published October 31, 2008
The key to the PC's future may be the upcoming 64-bit edition of Windows 7.

M&As Open a Can of Technology Worms
By Richard Adhikari | News Article Published October 22, 2008
The market meltdown has spawned a wave of mergers and acquisitions, but CIOs will face several IT challenges after the deals are completed.

There's Hope for the IT Industry
By Richard Adhikari | News Article Published October 1, 2008
Consultants, system integrators and pay as you go services will get a boost as corporations tighten their belts on IT spending.

Amazon Opens 'Block Store' in the Cloud
By Judy Mottl | News Article Published August 21, 2008
Web services provider pushes new "block" system for storage cloud.

Dell's Trademark for 'Cloud Computing' Raises Ire
By Andy Patrizio | News Article Published August 4, 2008
The company says it doesn't plan to put the squeeze on others, but the Slashdot natives are restless.

Nominations Open for CEO Vision Awards
By internetnews.com Staff | News Article Published July 11, 2008
Who are the most visionary CEOs in tech? Submit your nominations by Aug. 2 for the 2008 InternetNews.com CEO Vision Awards.

J.D. Power and Associates: Verizon Wireless is the Best
By CIO Update Staff | News Article Published May 22, 2008
For enterprise customers, higher levels of satisfaction are largely due to having a single point of contact for sales and service.

Services Giant: HP To Buy EDS
By internetnews.com Staff | News Article Published May 13, 2008
HP steps up services and outsourcing assets in $13.9 billion acquisition.

XP Service Pack Rocky for Some, OK for Others
By Stuart J. Johnston | News Article Published May 9, 2008
Windows XP's last service pack poses challenges for some users, but so far it's largely business as usual.

Oracle Digs Deep to Snare BEA
By Larry Barrett | News Article Published January 17, 2008
After more than three months of posturing, Oracle finally agrees to pay more than $8.5 billion for the middleware vendor.

Innovation on Macworld Expo Show Floor
By David Needle | News Article Published January 16, 2008
Apple's surge brings more exhibitors and attendees to seminal Mac event.

AOL Fires 3 Over Breach
By Ed Sutherland | News Article Published August 22, 2006
UPDATED: The company lets go of employees over the recent research 'accident.'

DTV Bill Heads to President's Desk
By Roy Mark | News Article Published December 22, 2005
UPDATED: With Bush's signature, over-the-air analog broadcasting will go dark in three years.

Telecommuting Eases NYC Transit Strike Pain
By Tim Gray | News Article Published December 21, 2005
UPDATED: Some of the city's workers are taking advantage of the halt in the city's subways and buses.

FTC: CAN-SPAM Is Working
By Roy Mark | News Article Published December 21, 2005
With a big helping hand from technology, feds spam say volume is declining. But are spammers staying away?

House Tables Data-Breach Law Talk
By Roy Mark | News Article Published December 19, 2005
Disagreements over enforcement provisions push vote to next year.

Economics Crucial to Computer Security
By Tim Gray | News Article Published December 9, 2005
Security guru says bottom line financial considerations can make or break computer security.

Tech Stocks Push Higher
By Paul Shread | News Article Published December 5, 2005
Tech stocks shook off inflation fears Friday to push to fresh four-year highs.

HP and Red Hat Team Up For Enterprise Linux Support
By Dan Orzech | News Article Published March 19, 2003
A deal with Red Hat lets HP offer customers considering Linux a single point of contact for enterprise support.

560,000 Tech Pink Slips Issued Over Two Years
By Clint Boulton | News Article Published March 19, 2003
More than half a million job cuts? Indeed. The American Electronics Association culled the dismal data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Sun Illuminates its Web Services Progress
By Ryan Naraine | News Article Published March 19, 2003
The Sun ONE Web Services Platform Developer Edition will feature a package of software and tools needed to build Web Services applications.

Microsoft Unveils Management Software
By | News Article Published March 18, 2003
The company joins what analysts say is a lucrative market for computers that govern themselves.

RIAA Targets File-Sharing in the Workplace
By | News Article Published March 18, 2003
Warning letters have been sent to 300 U.S. companies, complete with specific instances of file sharing from corresponding IP addresses.

Verizon to Roll Out Wireless Broadband
By Mark Berniker | News Article Published March 18, 2003
Verizon has Wi-Fi and 1xEV-DO high-speed wireless services coming to market later this year.

IBM Helps Take Truck Stops Wireless with Linux
By Thor Olavsrud | News Article Published March 18, 2003
IBM teams with Rocksteady Networks and Columbia Advanced Wireless to bring Wi-Fi hotspots to more than 1,000 truck stops nationwide.

Gateway Closing Stores, Revamping Lineup
By Michael Singer | News Article Published March 18, 2003
The Poway, Calif.-based computer maker will eliminate 80 stores, 17 percent of its workforce and reorganize its products in an attempt to save itself from extinction.

IBM, Cirque du Soleil in Services, Marketing Pact
By | News Article Published March 17, 2003
Cutting edge circus and entertainment company gets to work with an improved IT safety net, courtesy of Big Blue.

Microsoft Patches 'Critical' Windows 2000 Flaw
By Ryan Naraine | News Article Published March 17, 2003
An exploit for the security vulnerability is already publicly available, increasing the urgency for the application of the patch.

IDC: MSN Reining In ISP Aspirations
By | News Article Published March 17, 2003
By signing broadband deals with Qwest and Verizon, MSN is laying the groundwork for exiting the Internet access business, according to a new report.

Politics, not Technology, is Biggest Barrier to Grid Computing
By Dan Orzech | News Article Published March 14, 2003
A new study says that organizational politics, not technology, stands in the way of widespread commercial acceptance of Grid computing.

Sun Lashes Out at Microsoft, Others Over Spec
By Clint Boulton | News Article Published March 14, 2003
Incensed that Microsoft and a few other firms published their own specification for reliable Web services, Sun takes its protestations public.

PeopleSoft Adds IM to New Enterprise Portal
By Ryan Naraine | News Article Published March 14, 2003
Business instant messaging products from IBM, Microsoft and Yahoo have been fitted into the upgraded Enterprise Portal 8.8 but AOL is conspicuously absent.

AMD's Sledgehammer: By the Numbers
By Michael Singer | News Article Published March 14, 2003
The chipmaker outlines how it will organize its 64-bit Opteron processor family in anticipation of its product launch in New York City next month.

JBoss Makes Inroads at WorldCom
By Dan Orzech | News Article Published March 14, 2003
WorldCom tosses out a commercial app server in favor of JBoss for a key network application.

HP Poaches MTV Deal from IBM
By Mark Berniker | News Article Published March 13, 2003
HP moves to raise its profile in the media industry with servers and storage products for the music network.

Oracle Unites with UnitedLinux
By Thor Olavsrud | News Article Published March 13, 2003
Oracle and UnitedLinux unveil an agreement under which the company will provide enterprise-level technical support for customers who use its products on UnitedLinux platforms.