Akamai Design & Development

The Web Open File Format (WOFF) nears official approval as a way to enable site designers to use a broad set of fonts supported in major browsers.

New FCC report finds consumers aren't getting the top-end Internet speed advertised by most ISPs.

The firm sees big possibilities in the spaces between ones and zeros.

New tweaks and features offer improved productivity and ties to Microsoft Office.

Two new versions of the Atom processor are designed for network-attached storage (NAS) devices.

With an eye toward merging static and dynamic code analysis tools, HP snaps up a partner.

High-end Power 795 server boasts record-breaking transaction speeds, 256 core processors and IBM's new AIX 7.

More than half of workers surveyed would steal critical corporate information if they were leaving their current job.

The on-demand CRM and business applications provider is trading at a rarified price and, thus far, its sales and earnings have justified the lofty valuation.

The enterprise security firm unveils a new SaaS offering for helping enterprises manage employees' use of Facebook, Twitter and similar services.

Adobe's multimedia software app is now out of beta and available for download from Google's Android Market site.

Acquisition of Texas Instruments' cable unit gives Intel new clout in its push to seize the consumer electronics device market from smaller player ARM.

Software giant unveils version 2.0 of a service that enables corporate users to create and maintain a virtualization infrastructure on a self-serve basis.

Software giant has taken the wraps off of Aurora, the code name for the next iteration of its Small Business Server, which includes support for cloud services.

Deal will see Dell marketing Aruba's technology as the W-Series of networking products.

Four House Democrats are urging FCC Chief Julius Genachowski to blow off Google and Verizon's net neutrality compromise proposal.

Newly enacted bill to secure the U.S.-Mexico border manages to stay budget-neutral by offsetting its $600 million cost by targeted increases to visas for foreign workers.

A new generation of Linux-powered netbooks and tablets with multi-touch features like Apple's iPad might not be far away.

Latest Trojan conceals itself in innocent-looking attachments designed to get you or someone you know to open up the offending file.

Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Ubuntu Linux, says Oracle's move is "going to be a significant setback for their relationship with the broader open source community."