Private clouds inside the enterprise will trade workloads with similar, VMware-based public clouds rendering physical data centers "quite fluid," according to CEO Paul Maritz.

Airgas says its extensive SAP project will raise annual operating profits by at least $75 million and possibly more than $125 million. Here's how.

In a move that undercuts Amazon's Kindle by $9, the bookseller plans a $20 reduction in the price of its electronic reader, lowering the cost to $130.

Freshly separated from Motorola and at the start of a $7 billion contract to build the LightSquared nationwide 4G/LTE combo terrestrial-satellite network, the company is being approached by potential suitors.

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Isolated reports of failures do not reflect a widespread collapse of the service, Google says.

Though its future is up in the air, NASA's test of the 22 million horsepower rocket engine appears to have met expectations.

Forget about saving energy to help the planet. Try turning out the lights to win badges and humble your friends.

Palm on Tuesday announced version 2.0 of its webOS smartphone platform, with new features and a new SDK in tow.

Aruba will provide its Virtual Branch Networking solution to its users who can then utilize Polycom's telepresence, videoconferencing and voice communications solutions.

PC shipments are projected to increase by 15.3% year over year in the second half, about 2% less than Gartner's previous forecast, due to the uncertainty in the U.S. and European economies.

Directional pad turns into raised "plus sign" buttons with the twist of a wrist.

Changes in reimbursement practices more important that government incentives in driving physician practices to adopt electronic health record software, reports Frost & Sullivan.

The following case study is the third of our five-part series on the gains and pains of server virtualization.

IBM has fixed a security report it issued last week that misstated Google's security vulnerabilities.

At the Gov 2.0 Summit in Washington on Sept. 7 and 8, GIS expert Jack Dangermond will discuss new ways to integrate government data with mapping applications.

Users can share music, videos, links, photos across social networks.

I/O Director supplies high-speed data movement off of virtual machines at a lower cost than using Fibre Channel over Ethernet.