Chris Preimesberger

Is it possible for a cyber-terrorist to hack into a city's water distribution system and poison thousands? Or disrupt air traffic communications to cause

Data storage hardware and software maker EMC maintains a narrow overall lead in the worldwide external disk storage systems market, but Hewlett-Packard

Fujitsu's U.S. subsidiary Aug. 30 introduced two new mobile hard disk drives with perpendicular magnetic recording—a feature that lets a disk greatly

Digital tape storage manufacturer Tandberg Data announced Aug. 30 that it is acquiring a competitor, U.S. data storage company Exabyte, for $28 million in

IBM doesn't often name names when it publicly discusses its competitors in the IT storage business, but it made an exception Aug. 22 when it aimed a new

Sun Microsystems and a major California power supplier, Pacific Gas & Electric, announced Aug. 15 an unusual joint incentive program that will give $700

Hewlett-Packard announced Aug. 15 that its portfolio of servers and server blades now will include a number of models powered by Advanced Micro Devices'

IBM and Pillar Data Systems release products in the data storage sector, while EMC shuffles its executives. IBM Unveils Yet Another New SMB

It's hard to think of normally heavy-duty data storage servers as something like "storage lite," but IBM is giving it a serious go. Big Blue introduced a

IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and EMC went 1-2-3 in 2005 as the most successful individual companies in worldwide storage services market share, according to a

Microprocessor manufacturer Advanced Micro Devices waited until after business hours July 6 to announce that it has cut its sales forecast for Q2, saying

Sun Microsystems is cutting up to 13 percent of its workforce as part of a growth plan designed to return the struggling tech giant back to profitability.