Dell grew its bottom line 27% in the third quarter, but the PC makers’ first public discussion of its comeback plan left investors feeling cold. Rising operating expenses and weakness in its U.S. consumer business Continue reading “Dell Fails to Delight Investors”.…more
Comcast’s recent efforts to throttle file transfers that use the BitTorrent protocol have led to a renewed call for Congress to enact stiff Net neutrality laws. According to Comcast, reasonable network management is all it’s Continue reading “New Net neutrality laws could backfire”.…more
Google Inc said on Friday that the Internet leader would bid on coveted airwaves to launch a U.S. wireless network, putting it in competition with traditional telecommunications players AT&T and Verizon. Google said in a Continue reading “Google to bid for U.S. mobile airwaves”.…more
AMD today announced the opening of a new silicon design and platform research and development (R&D) facility in Bangalore. As India’s role and importance in AMD’s global R&D network increases, the number of employees in Continue reading “AMD Expands R&D Presence in India”.…more
Following landmark Black Friday promotions through major retail chains, the North American HD DVD Promotional Group today announced that sales of dedicated HD DVD players exceeded the 750,000 mark. The data is based on retailer Continue reading “HD DVD Surpasses 750,000 Dedicated Players”.…more
Verizon Wireless plans to open its network to devices other than the ones hand-picked by the company, a move that could expand the features available on mobile phones and give the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier Continue reading “Verizon Wireless opens to other phones”.…more
Samsung Group created a $215 million slush fund to bribe influential figures, a former company attorney said Monday, adding details to previous allegations of corruption at South Korea’s biggest conglomerate. Samsung immediately denied claims by Continue reading “New Samsung bribe allegations”.…more