The computing giant beat earnings estimates again, but the tech sector's troubles are far from over.

EBay cuts 1,000 jobs. Who's next?

The high-flying gizmo maker faces stronger competitors and weaker consumer demand.

Anyone who has ever argued with friends about technology knows how an element of a computer system can be either a feature or a bug, depending on your point of view.

Dell and HP are adding to their products technologies that boost Vista's performance.

How CIOs and IT managers can reduce data center energy costs.

E-Ink's next chapter goes beyond Amazon's Kindle to target businesses.

The demise of Lehman and Merrill means services and compliance technology vendors could thrive.

Huge data centers are the hot spot in technology. John Chambers wants to get the lion's share of the profits that come out of them.

The computer giant is hiring designers and trying to sell its factories in an effort to stay competitive with rivals.

Google goes after Microsoft with its Chrome browser--and a light touch.

Forget that $44 billion takeover for Yahoo. Microsoft's latest assault on Google is slier.

Multicore processors make virtualization strategically easy--but the devil lurks in the details.

Even as Microsoft hustles to update Internet Explorer, a threat from Mozilla looms.

The smaller of China's two mobile carriers more than doubled its first-half profits, despite flat revenues.

A faster way of moving data could end the debate over net neutrality.

Chip giant's chairman talks up benefits of technology in developing world; four developers to get $100,000.

Asus wants its expanded Eee line to find a place in dorm rooms.

Cheap servers have hidden costs.

The Web portal's vote count snafu shows that stockholders are angry. But how much does it matter?