Worldwide server revenues reach US$13bn in Q3 2006.

Software as a service model still requires thick client, chipmaker argues.

Provider axes positions in its quest for profits.

Boardroom coup called off as investor is given seat.

Paired atoms could be the building blocks of a quantum computer.

Linux, coupled with governments looking at moving to open source, could offer increased job opportunities for Australian IT professionals this year, according to one recruitment firm.

Networking giant positions WiMAX for developing countries.

Company announces 14 new vice presidents.

Essential criteria: Must think like the enemy, know the enemy and report to the American Government. Previous hacking experience considered.

Microsoft officially announced DirectX 11 during its Gamefest 2008 developer conference in Seattle, Washington.

Ex-Dell vice president joins chip firm.

Nist researchers claim major breakthrough.

ATI buyout and competition from Intel begin to bite.

Conservative Christian investment firm (yes, seriously) The Timothy Plan, has broadcast its Crimbo guide to video games for parents looking to be responsible in their gift giving.

New TomTom GPS models claim to predict your trip with 'eerie' accuracy - filling us with a mixture of wonder and fear.

The steadily-climbing unemployment rate in Silicon Valley has reached a shocking four-year high of 6.6 per cent.

Jeff Raikes to retire in September.

New global ranking reveals FTTH leaders and laggards.