Established vendors will have a tough year as they try to keep Chinese vendors at bay.

Oracle must give a clear rationale for keeping the case on track, and a stay could delay the trial for years.

Those enrolled in the software giant's BizSpark program said it has kept them away from alternatives like open-source and Amazon.

Microsoft's next generation server OS will come with virtualization and application hosting improvements.

Over 90 percent of data breaches are caused by external attacks, according to a new Verizon report.

A review by a NASA inspector general finds the space agency needs to improve.

The suspected hackers were arrested in Argentina, Chile, Columbia and Spain.

HP plans to release the entire operating system to the open-source community by September.

Both systems incorporate in-memory processing.

Yahoo demands that Facebook should license its technologies or face action.

The K3V2 processor comes with four cores at either 1.2 or 1.5 GHz.

The company is running a limited test of features that would access text messages, but not for most users now.

Despite a couple dozen protestors sporting "Make Ethical iPhones" signs, the mood at Apple's annual shareholders meeting, held Thursday morning at the company's Cupertino campus, was celebratory--both for shareholders in general and for some shareholder activists.

The Metro Ethernet Forum's Carrier Ethernet 2 will allow carriers to more easily manage and share Ethernet traffic.

Microsoft alleges that Motorola is abusing its position with regard to essential patents.

Exploit code for a denial-of-service vulnerability identified in Symantec's pcAnywhere product, was published on the Internet.

The Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi Certified Passpoint program will aim to make finding and getting on hotspots invisible to the user.

Security researchers have found a way to beat NuCaptcha video-based security tests that websites use to stop spam bots.

Early insights into Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 Consumer Preview should give IT a lot to chew on when the bits arrive.

A researcher said Facebook and many others also use a loophole to get around browser privacy policies.