Technology companies are spending a little more than $8 on research and development for every $100 they take in as they jostle to create new products and services to sell

Microsoft’s corporate customers may have another reason to take their time upgrading to Vista. The latest one is that the current version, Microsoft’s SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1, released

IBM, based in Armonk, N.Y., announced Nov. 1 the launching of Lotus Expeditor, an open standards platform for creating Eclipse-based Web 2.0 applications. Lotus Expeditor will target enterprises who want

ORLANDO, Fla.—EMC, the world market leader in several information management and storage sectors, on Nov. 1 announced a signed agreement to acquire privately held Avamar Technologies, a provider of enterprise-class

It appears that Dell is ready to start offering an AMD-based notebook. Although no formal announcement was made Nov. 1 by the PC maker, Dell’s Web site displayed the Inspiron

Scentric, a developer of what it calls “the world’s first universal data classification solution,” on Oct. 31 launched Scentric Destiny R2, the latest version of its flagship product that aims

Startup WSO2 has announced that a former Microsoft technologist has joined the open-source middleware company. Jonathan Marsh, a former technical diplomat at Microsoft, has joined the Colombo, Sri Lanka, company

A year after a federal advisory committee recommended how health information could be shared, the country has moved a long way to harmonizing standards and relaxing regulations that barred hospitals

Sybase announced in a statement Oct. 31 the launching of two new products that focuses on securing wireless devices and e-mails: Afaria 5.5 and OneBridge 5.5. “What we have done