161 news & feature articles results for "asian linux"

J. William Gurley considers the likely timetable for a single, super fast pipe into the U.S. home.

Posted by J. William Gurley

America Online stuns its high-tech rivals by purchasing media giant Time Warner, redrawing a competitive landscape which seemed bleak for AOL just months ago, while Bill Gates steps aside as Microsoft's CEO to reshape his company's strategic direction.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

As the deadly SARS virus spreads around the world claiming more than 100 lives, the tech industry finds that it's not immune.

Posted by Steven Musil

Viacom and CBS agreed to join forces in a multimedia merger valued at $35 billion, creating a potential Internet dynamo and a TV powerhouse too big for the FCC's liking.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

Combine a hardworking, gadget-happy population with grinding poverty and you get an explosive combination. Western corporations: Good luck.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

When tech execs from around the world gather in Spain next week, American CEOs can expect to get an earful from their global counterparts. And impresario Alex Vieux will be on hand to stir the pot.

Posted by Charles Cooper

Despite reporting slightly better-than-expected earnings, shares of Oracle plunge as investors register their disappointment at the firm's weaker-than-expected revenue growth rate.

Posted by Wylie Wong

The exploding costs of fabrication facilities, combined with technical hurdles, mean that chip companies will soon be dependent on friends in high places.

Posted by CNET Staff

Digital Agenda Government officials, business leaders and academics agree that the future of U.S. tech depends on education, professional training and research investment.

Posted by CNET Staff

MP3.com is scheduled for trial at U.S. District Court in New York tomorrow in a copyright-infringement case.

Posted by Cecily Barnes