A new tool suite shows how changes will impact power consumption in the datacenter.

Kaminsky admits flaw is now public and that less than half of potentially affected users have patched their servers.

Today's decline was foreseeable, if still painful.

Google, Nokia, Verizon -- plus a key iPhone supporter -- weigh in on the open mobile world.

Log into an OpenSolaris host and start building apps for Facebook and OpenSocial right away and have the scalability to grow, Sun claims.

UPDATED: During its annual financial confab, Microsoft brass says the company has no plans to retreat from sizable -- and costly -- investment in online ads and search.

Amazon.com and Qualcomm shareholders were about the only ones celebrating on Thursday.

Can Thunderbird replicate Firefox's success in e-mail? According to Mozilla Messaging's chief, it's going to take work in several key areas.

Combining four chips into one reduces power and space, allowing it to put the Intel Architecture in entirely new product areas.

Companies are in late-stage talks with regulators for merger approval.

Kevin Johnson, who spearheaded the software giant's efforts to acquire Yahoo, will now run the show as CEO at the networking equipment player.

Who won the patent fight for the mobile phone makers?

Zuckerberg talks up Facebook's plans to host applications and connect users beyond its site while clamping down on rogue developers. But it's got its work cut out for it.

Software upgrades are part of company's ambitious growth plan.

Six months after being acquired by Sun, MySQL founders explain what's going on.

New variants spreading via Bluetooth, multimedia and text features.

Rolls up products from various acquisitions to further its vision for application-centric identity, touts product as helping ensure compliance with Red Flag Rules.

Site is designed to let people sign their name to their expertise, rather than be lost in anonymity.

With a number of tough levels just ahead, the market could face a pullback here.

The move by SAP to shut down its TomorrowNow unit to placate Oracle and its $1 billion lawsuit may not end the German software giant's agony.