Wolfgang Gruener

Intel today introduced the Atom S1200 SoC series, which is designed for integration with micro-servers.

$2,500 worth of hardware can reportedly bring down almost a third of the GPS Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS).

A jury in London convicted a 22-year old member of Anonymous over hacking charges.

Barrett Brown an alleged former spokesperson of the hacking group has been indicted on twelve counts of information theft.

Google has given a $5 million grant to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), which the organization will implement to curb poaching.

Canonical released some information about the upcoming release of Ubuntu 13.04, "Raring Ringtail".

The third quarter was a breather for Nvidia, but it appears that financial analysts have begun zeroing in on the company with product concerns again.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is urging the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to extend the permissible use of gadgets on flights.

Following trigate, or 3D transistors, there could be 4D transistors. But don't get excited just yet.

Synthetic fuels may become an interesting out of our dire need for more crude oil to power our vehicles.

Disruptive change is rarely welcomed with unison cheers.

Zalman has expanded the existing Z9 case series with two new "Plus" models.

Thermalright launched a new heatsink designed for ITX and HTPC systems. The AXP-100 comes in a package that has a height of just 58 mm (2.28 inches) including a fan.

Outgoing Intel CEO Paul Otellini pretty much confirmed that Intel will be picking a successor for him from the existing crew.

Oracle continues to dance around the end of life of Java 6.

Origin PC announced a new gaming notebook in a 17-inch form factor.

NASA isn't just about search for traces of life these days.

Thomas Seifert, formerly CFO and interim CEO at AMD, has found a new home.

Nvidia just released a beta version of the GeForce 310.70 Driver, which rolls up previously beta driver updates such as performance improvements for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 and Assassin's Creed III.

Prior to releasing Haswell processors in 2013, Intel will be introducing five significant Ivy Bridge processors for notebooks.

Besides rather depressing topics such as the fiscal cliff, there is good reason for the U.S. government to focus on more upbeat tasks to keep us motivated. Such as the construction of a Death Star.

Intel is starting a memory research project with the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) of Taiwan to address the performance gap and to reduce the power consumption of memory.

We have grown accustomed to the fact that a high-end tablet should have a $500 base price. Anything above is viewed as expensive and anything below makes you wonder what the catch might be.

DRAM contract prices continued their downward slide in November.

Adding to the speculation that Windows 8 may need some extra push to generate PC sales, Net Applications has released an estimate on the operating system's market share.