A current and former employee explain why they think the culture at the troubled hardware maker needs fixing.

The Dow and S&P could find support near here.

Another debacle in the financial sector had little effect on the tech sector Friday, as a number of strong earnings reports limited losses.

The company will go to the mat over the European Commission's $1.35 billion fine.

New program both competes and complements WebEx for collaboration.

Linux file systems have a number of limitations that make them a poor choice for large and high-performance computing environments.

oCERT takes shape, but not every big open source vendor is directly involved.

Nominees for election to Yahoo's board are free to go.

The Web search leader aims to squeeze more money from its video site, mulls future deals with Yahoo and talks up its own growth strategy.

Deal is aimed at curtailing abuse.

Please don't think we compete with Visa. We're much different, the payment company says.

Now non-programmers can build enterprise-class apps fast and on the cheap.

The latest supercomputer will be built on Intel and Linux. Again.

Windows XP's last service pack poses challenges for some users, but so far it's largely business as usual.

Eyeing anticompetitive threats, lawmakers bring forward new legislation to curb ISPs' network management.

Greater efficiency and flexibility will propel new solutions to the forefront among IT buyers, according to a new report.

AMD insists going pure quad core will pay off down the road. Plus, it's using multi-chip design to solve its problems as well.

Investors fed up with the daily flood of bad news from the financial sector might do well to look at Priceline.com.

Handset makers pushes out toolset to drive mobile software builds, next generation mobile apps.

The social networking leader will adopt profile sharing, continuing efforts among the major Web players to swing the wrecking ball at data barriers.