The Steam Summer Sale could be starting tomorrow, according to this purported email.
The U.S. government may soon be feeling more consequences from the leak of its surveillance programs.
Malaysia's communications and multimedia minister endorsed his country’s capability to develop in the cloud computing industry.
Oracle's revenue remained stagnant in its fourth quarter, ending May 31.
The National Security Agency's Internet surveillance program could ultimately weaken America's role as a global cyberpower.
Microsoft and other software companies are set to join hands with Oracle on cloud-computing projects.
Microsoft is expanding its overseas operations and its China footprint by partnering with video sharing service PPTV.
Steam could allow players to share games in the future.
Online retailer Amazon.com has emerged as a bidder for secretive government cloud computing contracts.
More than 60 new gaming companies have moved to SoftLayer in the last two quarters.
Microsoft is deploying its cloud-based Azure software to battle botnets and malware.
Backing up documents and data can mean the difference between a minor inconvenient and posting flyers begging for your thesis back. Consider these five ways to keep your data safe.
Altoona, a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa, gets another big high tech project.
A survey finds a quarter of U.S. companies in China face data theft.
Red Hat, the biggest seller of open-source Linux software, will make products available to the open-source community to speed cloud applications.
Amazon said it had bolstered its fastest-growing unit, Amazon Web Services, by adding AWS OpsWorks, design software tools.
Global digerati generate data they store on Dropbox, Box, Sugar Sync and others. Are they IPO-worthy?
International Business Machines will partner with Germany’s SAP in a new global service for the cloud and “big data."
Technology spending should rise 5.6 percent to $3.7 trillion, Gartner (NYSE:IT) predicted, with strongest gains coming from cloud technologies.
International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) announced a deal with STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) and Shaspa for "smart homes."
Computer graphics icon Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) debuted its new cloud gaming hardware, the Nvidia GRID, at CES on Sunday.
2013 could be brighter for technology IPOs if the likes of Cloudera, Xtera, Dropbox, Cvent and Acquia take the plunge.
