Douglas Perry

How much risk is in Surface?

There is new speculation surrounding AMD's new high-end graphics card, the HD7990.

Shih-Wei Sun, CEO of United Microelectronics (UMC), believes that there is an increasing opportunity for foundries in the area of advanced process technologies.

Deepcool is extending its twin CPU cooler line with a more economic solution.

P2P wireless technology is being explored to help people brake in time to avoid accidents.

Mozilla is celebrating the popularity of Add-ons for Firefox.

Toshiba has just announced a drastic production cut for flash memory devices.

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have come closer to a all-optics chip.

Apple may not have much incentive to continue offering Safari for Windows users.

Is this like teasing a sleeping giant?

Probably not, but scientists at the University of Washington (UW) say that it can be fun playing a card game with hacking content, while bringing some educational value to the table as well.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has updated its Green Power Partnership ranking of the 50 organizations that buy the most green power.

A dual-heatsink design offered by Silentmaxx promises to cool CPUs with a power consumption of up to 100 watts - without the need of fans.

Super Talent has begun offering reduced voltage DDR3 memory modules for iMac and Macbook Pro systems.

I am not jealous. I would not want to be Rory Read this week.

Following a June announcement that some of its G-series notebooks are available with Nvidia's GTX 675M graphics, MSI has now added the GTX 680M in two new flagship models.

Researchers have found a way to enable the creation of circuitry with self-assembling rectangles.

Fusion-io and Princeton University recently announced a partnership in which the company would enable customers to use Flash memory as an extension of DRAM.

Researchers at Columbia University said they have developed a hybrid graphene-silicon/photonic chip that enables ultra low-power optical information processing.

Researchers at Harvard University say that 80 lines of code are enough to make sure that browser can run native machine code without be exposed to hacker attacks.

Samsung has hit a home run with its latest Android flagship phone, the Galaxy S III.

ARM is preparing the production ecosystem for its first 64-bit processors.

It is no secret that AMD's board of directors and new executive ranks have plans to change the company into something very different that what the company once was. However, the pace at which former key staff is departing is rather surprising.

Amazon may be releasing a new Kindle Fire 2 this fall, but the better deal could be the original Kindle, if we believe the folks over at DealNews.

A note posted by an AMD developer suggests that the Kabini processor, a 28 nm mobile chip that will integrate the Jaguar processing core, will support Intel's AVX instruction set, as well bit-manipulation instructions (BMI).