Scott Ferguson

As consumers wait for the latest version of Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system to hit the shelves, Hewlett-Packard and Gateway are each angling

Lenovo Group believes that less can be more. The Raleigh, N.C., PC maker is scheduled to roll out its latest small form factor desktop on Jan. 29—the

Hewlett-Packard believes thinner is better, and is rolling out two new thin-client PCs on Jan. 26, as well as offering new features for its blade PC

Dell says it's ready to start taking Vista orders—now. The Round Rock, Texas, PC maker will start taking orders for the consumer version of

Advanced Micro Devices is looking to expand its reach into the embedded chip market. The Sunnyvale, Calif., company announced Jan. 24 that it's expanding

Advanced Micro Devices, the world's second largest maker of processors, rolled to a loss in the fourth quarter as the $5.4 billion acquisition of ATI

In a collaboration that one CEO called "historic," Sun Microsystems and Intel jointly announced a new partnership that will see both companies support the

Opti wants a bite of Apple. The Mountain View, Calif., maker of controller chips for PCs and LCD monitors has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against

For the second straight quarter, Hewlett-Packard beat out Dell as the No. 1 vendor of PCs in the world, according to research firms IDC and Gartner. In

Cirba, a data center intelligence software developer, has released the latest version of its product that will offer a number of enhancements and tools

Dell wants to show its customers that its notebooks can be tough too. The Round Rock, Texas, PC maker is launching on Jan. 16 its first-ever "semi-rugged"

IBM is looking to increase speed and efficiency in its blade servers by offering, along with a number of partners, a series of networking tools and