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Novell said it would indemnify its customers against potential intellectual property challenges to its SUSE Linux version, in the face of SCO Group's

With the release of its 64-bit processors in servers and desktops behind it, AMD has set its sights on mainstream notebook computers with four new Athlon

Intel has launched a new line of low-cost processors to round out its Centrino mobile family of chips. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip making giant has

Intel Monday launched a bid to entice Global 500 corporations with a free trial period to "try-and-buy" the latest microprocessor techniques built into

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Intel may be one of the driving forces behind the Wi-Fi craze, but the man who helped fund the chip making giant's dreams says there

Sun Microsystems Wednesday unveiled updates to its hardware and software lines as it positioned its Java brand for new competition with its fiercest

This week's Wi-Fi Planet Conference and Expo in San Jose will underscore what industry watchers have been saying for years: Wireless is a powerful

It's no secret that Sun Microsystems developed Java as a cross-platform runtime language to compete with rival Microsoft's platforms. Now, a society of

LAS VEGAS -- The man who claims there are Unix copyright violations within the Linux open source operating system is taking his fight to the Berkeley

LAS VEGAS -- The man who helped create the world's largest software company says software is the main hurdle standing in front of a productive enterprise.

Keeping the heat on its utility computing rivals, Hewlett-Packard Tuesday outlined sweeping changes to its Adaptive Enterprise platform, including new

Swiftly, silently, Yahoo! has shuttered most of its Enterprise Software offerings; replacing them with Instant Messaging products. The Sunnyvale,