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The reinvention of Hewlett-Packard Co. took another interesting twist late last month when the company announced a multi-faceted deal with Qwest Internet Solutions that involves multiple HP lines of business
It was one of my first assignments for the newspaper formerly known as PC Week
With Napster barely alive (but going down with a lot more respect than Metallica), the peer-to-peer frenzy has kicked off
IBM has good news to share with its allies at its PartnerWorld conference this week in Atlanta.
Big Blue is set to play matchmaker at next week's PartnerWorld Conference.
Computer carcasses yield slim pickings, but recycling is an imperative
If congress is going to give U.S. citizens a tax break, then it should do something for small businesses, according to Intel Chairman Andrew Grove.
Intel Corp.'s failure last week to go through with a scheduled presentation of a new 64-bit processor fueled speculation that the chip may endure delays.
Until the recent energy crisis in California, no one really paid much attention to how much power was being used to keep racks full of Wintel servers running in server farms and data centers.
I've often told people that if I ever had an "American Beauty" moment-that is, a midlife crisis like the kind Kevin Spacey had in his Oscar-winning movie, in which he ditches his dead-end job for one flipping burgers-I think I know w
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