AMD introduced the AMD 690 series chipset, the company’s first chipset to bring together the combined strengths of AMD CPU and platform technology with the features of the ATI Radeon X1250 GPU.

Kodak announced the introduction of KODAK X-SIGHT Imaging Agents, a novel line of imaging agents for in vivo molecular imaging applications.

Alcatel-Lucent introduced its CDMA2000 mobile network solution for the 700 MHz spectrum band.

When Canon Inc. was sued by a small, money-losing U.S. technology firm two years ago, the dispute was over a patent license that had cost the Japanese electronics giant a one-time payment of $5.6 million.

64% say it is not acceptable to hack a PC, even if you think its owner might be involved in child abuse

An obese 26-year-old man in northeastern China died after a “marathon” online gaming session over the Lunar New Year holiday, state media said on Wednesday.

Sony Corp. is on track to ship 2 million PlayStation 3s to North American stores by the end of March, and expects shortages of the video game console to have completely eased by May, a top executive said on Tuesday.

The dusty world of book publishing has taken a step into cyberspace as Random House and HarperCollins letting customers browse books online.

At least 300,000 Italians living near the Vesuvius volcano would be killed the next time it erupted if they were not evacuated beforehand, according to the first 3-dimensional super-computer simulation.

The success of Google Inc. served as a “wake-up call” for Microsoft Corp. to the financial power of Web advertising, Microsoft’s chief technologist said on Tuesday.

Nokia, the world’s biggest mobile phone maker, said on Tuesday the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) has ordered a stay of wireless chip supplier Qualcomm’s suit against Nokia.

Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, a frontrunner for the presidency next year, will hold a live nationwide Web conference next month - a forum normally reserved for President Vladimir Putin.

Intel plans to invest $1 billion to $1.5 billion in its Rio Rancho site to retool Fab 11X for production on Intel’s next generation 45nm manufacturing process.

HP has signed a definitive agreement to acquire PolyServe, a provider of storage software for application and file serving utilities.

IBM researchers announced an advancement in computer-based simulations that is helping to drive chip technologies to new heights of performance and function.

Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, and Elisa announced today that they will carry out a pilot of Nokia’s new N-Gage mobile gaming service. The pilot will start in February 2007 and run until mid 2007.

It turns out that the dancing penguins in the film “Happy Feet” were actually raised on a farm – an IBM server farm.

Microsoft Corp.’s MSN unit is treating its greater China market as a geographically separate region, industry sources said on Tuesday, in a nod to China’s increasing importance to the software giant.

In a reversal of the trend of distributing branded TV programming to the Internet, Comedy Central is bringing original Web programming to late-night television viewers, the cable network said Monday.

Time Warner Inc.’s AOL is in talks to acquire mobile phone advertising start-up Third Screen Media, the Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Ning, the latest startup of Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen, is looking to get a jump ahead of MySpace and Facebook by giving consumers free tools to create and operate specialized online social networks of their own.

Computer and entertainment devices maker Apple Inc. will delay until mid-March its Apple TV device for playing computer-based video on television sets, a spokeswoman said on Monday.

U.S. regulators sued an overseas company and its owner on Monday, alleging they hacked into computer systems to get corporate news releases early and traded on that information, making a profit of $2.7 million.

Internet phone services company Vonage Holdings Corp. said on Monday it did not infringe on Verizon Communications Inc.’s patents and a lawsuit will not disrupt its business whatever the outcome.

Siemens launched HiPath MobileConnect, an enterprise fixed mobile convenience (FMC) solution that seamlessly unifies fixed enterprise VoIP, VoWLAN and cellular networks.