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Sometimes, old technology gets a new life. Even if you are purchasing newer software and hardware, remember that some old tools can have a second life. That's the case with the IBM mainframe. It Read more...

Goldman Sachs is the latest financial group to predict a drop in tech spending in the U.S. market. They predict a decline from 7 percent in 2007 to 5 percent this year. Nevertheless, software Read more...

CIOs should have no fears that employees will be diverted during the workday to online gambling from overseas. A new agreement between the United States, the European Union, Japan and Canada will Read more...

Katherine Spencer Lee of Robert Half Technology explains that attracting the most qualified IT candidate can be difficult in today's current market. She points to Bill Gates' recent testimony Read more...

According to both IDC and Gartner, HP has retained their spot as the top seller of PC hardware, beating out Dell for the second quarter in a row. During the fourth quarter of 2006, HP sold more Read more...

Whether it's just a marketing ploy or not, the fact that Windows co-President Jim Allchin lets his son work on a PC free of any anti-virus software is a statement that you can't ignore. As Allchin Read more...

Nothing stays the same in the chip making business, primarily due to the fact that the industry has two big players chomping to grab each other's market share. While AMD has been viewed by some as Read more...