Akamai Design & Development

Firm bets its solution for collecting WAN log file data is headed for standardization. Not everyone agrees, however.

With growth in mobile and servers, respectively, AMD and Intel saw expansion in two different areas key to their business.

Industry experts see a diversification play as the smart move in a quickly shifting IT landscape.

With the long-awaited release of Ruby 1.9.2, billed as the first "production-ready 1.9 implementation," the Ruby project takes a big step forward.

IT trailed one other industry in a survey by CareerBuilder of employers using social media.

Coalition of the leading trade groups representing the music industry prevails on Google to factor in copyright protections in its proposal for net neutrality rules.

Despite setbacks and entrenched opposition, the Federal Communications Commission's chairman discusses the FCC's continuing support for network neutrality.

Handset giant Nokia has entered into an agreement to purchase Motally, a small, two-year-old startup based in San Francisco that specializes in analytics services for mobile applications.

Software giant expands its training and education offerings with "certification packs," new groups of exams that aim to advance IT workers in their careers.

The company shuts down a number of potentials security holes while paying out more than $10,000 to third-party researchers who discovered the flaws.

Google's not commenting on a reported deal with Verizon to ship a Chrome OS-powered tablet.

Apple may have patched a vulnerability in its iTunes product months ago, but security researchers are now warning that the flaw could put dozens of Windows applications at risk.

Web metrics firm comScore has adjusted the way that it tallies search queries to account for so-called slide show features that appeared to have skewed results in favor of Microsoft and Yahoo.

RIM's BlackPad, Shuttleworth knocks Oracle, celebrating tech failure, IP theft and more.

Despite a strong performance in server sales and services, all eyes are on the IT giant's next moves.

A seven-year-old flaw in Linux has just been uncovered, but it may still take time for many popular distros to deal with it.

The company roars past analyst expectations on customers flocking to the cloud.

Strong servers and services demand helps the No. 3 PC maker top Wall Street quarterly expectations.

SAP has broken its radio silence about its plans for mobile technology following the acquisition of Sybase, talking up a new product strategy and road map.

Gartner's latest security software report predicts robust sales growth through 2010 and beyond.