Scott Ferguson

Now that Intel's Penryn family has arrived, it's time to ask: What's next? With all the hype that Intel created around its Penryn line of processors and

Hewlett-Packard wants to make it easier to manage a data center full of blades. At the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco Nov. 12, HP executives

Dell now wants to simplify its PowerEdge server portfolio. At the Oracle OpenWorld conference in San Francisco on Nov. 12, Dell will show off several new

Intel is ready to enter the 45-nanometer era. As Intel CEO Paul Otellini detailed in his opening remarks at the 2007 Developer Forum, the company will

Intel will continue plans to build WiMax technology into its silicon despite news of Sprint Nextel and Clearwire ending plans for a nationwide WiMax

Dell is planning to restate more than $92 million that it reported in net income during a nearly four-year period and plans on filing several late

These are good times for the PC market. These are good times to buy a PC. Two recent reports from IDC on microprocessor and PC sales indicate demand for

Advanced Micro Devices posted a net loss of $396 million, down from a $136 million gain a year ago, and the chip maker's fourth straight fiscal quarter

Increased demand for high-end, quad-core processors for servers and desktops enabled Intel to post solid financial results for the third quarter. The

Nvidia is looking to bring its graphics processing know-how into the data center for the first time. On June 20, the Santa Clara, Calif. company

Gateway announced June 19 that it is voluntarily recalling about 14,000 laptop battery packs that were sold during a three-month period in 2003. The

LAS VEGAS—Like other top-tier OEMs, Hewlett-Packard has been deeply involved in the services business for years, and it is becoming an increasingly