Michael Singer

SAN FRANCISCO -- With apologies to New Yorker cartoonist Peter Steiner, people can now tell if you are a dog or not on the Internet. And EMC executive

SAN FRANCISCO -- When Intel rolls out its wireless-specific processor (named Banias) in the first part of next year, it will mark a milestone in its

Most of the time they are bitter rivals, but four of the largest storage vendors Tuesday joined together under the umbrella of interoperability to

Hewlett-Packard Thursday continued to push its "gig to the desktop" initiative with a handful of new products. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based computer and

Hewlett-Packard Monday said it is closely teaming up with Microsoft on its .NET initiative. As part of an extension of a previous announcement, the two

The concern over online privacy is nothing new. Even the staunchest critics were silenced after people figured out what cookies could really be used for

A battle is brewing between Sun Microsystems and some of its longtime customers. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based networking giant's January decision not to

Internet business software maker PeopleSoft looked to inject some new life into its sales with the release of new homeland security products and an

The new and improved Hewlett-Packard Monday dropped a bombshell on its longtime chip partner Intel by saying it will turn to the competition for its new

SAN FRANCISCO -- A gathering of companies looking to control the Web services sector outlined its plan to fight its two biggest foes: security and

Oracle Wednesday announced a new a package of software aimed at pulling all of a company's data together. The new Oracle Collaboration Suite lets

Sun Microsystems on Monday chatted up its Linux strategy with more talk of bringing its appliances to where it counts most: the "edge." The company's new