Author: Scott Ferguson

The health care industry can expect to get a big shot in the arm in the coming months from IT vendors as more and more

Advanced Micro Devices believes its next generation quad-core desktop processors are a true phenomenon in the IT industry. With those high expectations in mind, AMD

Hewlett-Packard is moving to show its blade customers that there’s more to its service offerings than hardware repairs. Starting May 11, the Palo Alto, Calif.,

Dell is bringing to its enterprise customers a greener notebook that will also help cut down on electrical bills. The Round Rock, Texas, PC vendor

VMware has added to the latest version of its workstation virtualization software support for Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system. The Workstation 6 desktop virtualization software,

At a gathering of analysts in New York, the world’s largest chip maker unveiled plans to use its 45-nm technology to enter new markets, while

The news coming from Dell headquarters is clear: It’s time to forget the past and start reinventing the company before its too late. Since returning

Hewlett-Packard is continuing to dominate the worldwide PC marketplace at the expense of its main rival, Dell, according to an April 18 report by Gartner.

IBM is looking to offer customers a way of reducing power consumption in the data center by offering System x and BladeCenter systems with low-watt