CIO Jim Swartz discusses the company's shift to collaborative Web and mobile services and virtualization.

The argument got muddled today.

IBM tackles deep computing problems, including some of its own making.

The industry is roiling. Industry giants are stumbling. What a great business.

Technologies and techniques for supporting processes that can't be automated.

Creating a virtualized world is easier than managing one.

Could Sun's cuts and restructuring better position the struggling server vendor for a buyout?

Companies need to make sure they understand the security risks.

Workers who can help make facilities more efficient are in short supply.

Software applications can't take advantage of ever more powerful computer processors.

Who or what is to blame for financial chaos? Computers. We couldn't have done it without them.

The Hong Kong tycoon and China Netcom are considering taking PCCW private, but will face challenges buying out minority shareholders.

The Redmond, Wash., giant lays plans in hopes of outflanking Amazon and Google.

Energy efficiency measures are no match for computing power growth.

Richard Li and China Netcom may buy out other shareholders in the beaten-down Hong Kong telecom giant.

Billionaire tells Oracle shareholders his company is fine as the economy tumbles--and that cloud computing is for the birds.

The computing giant beat earnings estimates again, but the tech sector's troubles are far from over.

EBay cuts 1,000 jobs. Who's next?

The high-flying gizmo maker faces stronger competitors and weaker consumer demand.

Anyone who has ever argued with friends about technology knows how an element of a computer system can be either a feature or a bug, depending on your point of view.