Sun Stock Dims on Weak Fiscal Q3
[May 2, 2008] A small loss for the quarter due to weak sales in the U.S., and its stock loses almost a quarter of its value.

Is It Time to Rethink IT's Priorities?
[April 30, 2008] At Interop, Citrix's CEO explains why the industry needs major change before it can grow.

IBM Snares InfoDyne in Financial Transactions Push
[April 29, 2008] Big Blue sees synergy between WebSphere and provider of tools that enable speedier financial transactions.

AOL Touts Turnaround Success After Record Traffic
[April 25, 2008] With steady growth in visitors and page views to its redesigned properties, the Internet pioneer claims its transformation is paying off.

TI's Less Than Terrific
[April 21, 2008] Investors hoping that Intel's blow-out results last week were good news for rest of the chip sector received a bit of a letdown late Monday.

An End to Red Ink at AMD?
[April 18, 2008] With another quarter of losses behind it, AMD has reason for hope with a slew of new products.

IBM Beats The Street With Help From Abroad
[April 16, 2008] Weak dollar turns out to be an asset for a company with a lot of international sales. But it sold a lot of product at home, too.

Seagate Fires First SSD Legal Salvo
[April 15, 2008] Drive maker seen sending a message with patent infringement suit against a much smaller rival.

IBM Scoops Up CDP Startup
[April 10, 2008] IBM has acquired continuous data protection startup FilesX to add enterprise-class CDP to its storage software offerings.

RIM Still Leads in Smartphone Popularity
[April 1, 2008] Google's Android poses little threat to current operating systems.

AMD Launches Triple- And Quad-Core Desktop Chips
[March 27, 2008] High-end and low-power quad-cores show AMD can still deliver.

PC Growth Projected, Just Not as Much
[March 26, 2008] Gartner explains why it's cutting growth forecasts for PCs.

Will Seagate go to War Over Flash Drives?
[March 24, 2008] Why would a $13 billion hard disk giant feel threatened by $900 64GB flash drives?

NetSuite's e-Commerce Embrace
[March 19, 2008] SaaS provider makes its first product offerings specifically targeting online merchants.

AOL Buying Social Networking Site
[March 13, 2008] UPDATED: With an eye toward engagement marketing, AOL sees Bebo acquisition as the "cornerstone" of its social media strategy.

Which IT Sectors Will Weather a Financial Storm?
[March 12, 2008] IT budgets will not be particularly big this year. Which areas will feel the pinch the most?

Bear Stearns Bullish on Web Video
[March 6, 2008] Analyst firm endorses predictions of an online advertising boom.

Did Microsoft Muddy Vista Requirements to Aid Intel?
[February 28, 2008] Software giant's internal e-mails point the finger at Intel, but the world's largest chipmaker gives one right back.

Novell Grows Its Linux Business
[February 28, 2008] The first quarter of 2008 was a good one for Novell, spurred by its Linux sales.

AOL, Citysearch Ally Over Ads
[February 15, 2008] As signs point to a major shake-up ahead for AOL, a new deal with IAC's local media property could boost its ad business.

Cisco: 'We're Talking Ourselves Into This Slowdown'
[February 7, 2008] Is the recession real? Or is it all just driven by media hype? CEO John Chambers gives his view.

Salesforce.com Put Itself in Play?
[February 11, 2008] Stock spikes on rumor that it approached Oracle about a possible merger.

Time Warner to Split AOL
[February 6, 2008] Newly minted CEO Jeffrey Bewkes announced plans to reshape the media conglomerate through big changes in Internet, cable businesses.

Use ITIL to Enhance Your Disaster Recovery Capability
[February 1, 2008] So, you’ve developed and implemented your business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR) plan … now what?, asks ITSM Watch columnist Mike Tainter of Forsythe.

The ambitious plan by Sprint, Clearwire, Google and several others to build a fast WiMAX network in the United States could end up having a tremendous impact on the channel, as well as being the last-gasp opportunity for WiMAX itself.

Vendors and reseller organizations are relatively well-run, rational businesses. Charles Watson, senior vice president of marketing and sales of Blueroads, explores why so many complications arise when these two groups start working together.