10 news & feature articles results for "concentration glory"

With $2.5 million in prize money on the line, games fanatics from Uzbekistan to Ecuador compete in the World Cyber Games.
Photo gallery: Pictures from a competition

Posted by David Becker

The PC maker hopes to return to its former glory beginning Thursday with the help of Best Buy.

Posted by John G. Spooner

These days, network communications stocks just aren't the same old bubbly stocks they used to be. Once the darlings of Wall Street, their overall performance has been pitiful during the last few quarters. A brief rally at the start of the year merely recouped what was lost in the fourth quarter, and the feeling on Wall Street now is that these companies cannot regain their past glory.

Posted by Paul Weinstein

Scientists set out with remotely operated vehicles to explore the large moss growth at the bottom of Oregon's Crater Lake.

CNET News catches up with the artist who created this week's magazine cover on his iPhone, and with the developer who created the Brushes program he used.

Posted by Lance Whitney

The Linux seller expects to become profitable in 12 to 18 months, considerably later than U.S. rival Red Hat, but the company would much rather stay on its side of the Atlantic.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos reports back from the floor that despite the light turnout, show-goers can catch glimpses of tech's future.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Rejoining the company as its No. 2 executive, Chris Stone raises hopes for the one-time force in the software industry. But many others doubt Novell will emerge from the shadows.

Posted by Ben Heskett

Vermeil took two different teams to the Super Bowl two decades apart. Now he's working on a $150 million venture capital fund.

Posted by null Knowledge@Wharton

The networking industry takes another turn toward consolidation with the $20 billion merger, bringing together high-end Internet and telecom technologies.

Posted by Kurt Oeler