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Juniper to Partner with Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to Carry 40 Gbps Traffic from "Ranger" Supercomputer to TACC Booth on Show Floor - - Juniper to Showcase New SRX Services Gateway, Industr... [WebWire - Sunday, november 16, 2008]

Netbooks are cheap and easy to tote, but will they replace notebooks?

Executives detail company's strategy to achieve sustainable profitability - - - SUNNYVALE, Calif. -AMD (NYSE: AMD) today hosted its 2008 Financial Analyst Day at its headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif. S... [WebWire - Friday, november 14, 2008]

Ostracus writes with news of another contender for a next-gen device suitable for displaying a newspaper page. It's very thin but weighs a bit more than a Kindle. "Plastic Logic, a spin-off company from the Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory, has recently released its design of a future electronic newspaper reader. This lightweight plastic screen copies the appearance, but not the feel, of a printed newspaper. This electronic paper technology was pioneered by the E-Ink Corporation and is used in the current generation Sony eReader and Amazon.com's Kindle. Plastic Logic's device, yet to be named, has a highly legible black-and-white display and a screen more than twice as large compared to current versions available on the market."Read more of this story at Slashdot.

At this year's Strategy conference, Phoenix unveiled some groundbreaking technologies for desktops and netbooks.

While AMD and Intel are fighting each other for market share in the microprocessor game, two new competitors are looming: Russia and China.

Gas mileage is at the top of the concerns list these days. Here's a recent letter that asked a question I've hear a lot. Hi there, I need to know how...