The three officers will serve prison time for the charges related to optical disk drive sales.

The Digital Grid Consortium said its future power grids will have energy "routers" and "service providers."

Analysts don't expect major hardware vendors to build products using the OS.

Lawmakers call on the DOJ and FTC to look closely at Google's search dominance and acquisitions.

Facebook said it was not acquiring the Gowalla service or technology.

SAP wants the acquisition to bolster its cloud strategy.

Full case to go to court July 30, 2012.

The dispute stems from 3M's decision to use a third-party support provider to help it run its systems.

AT&T has withdrawn its merger application at the FCC but will still seek approval for the deal in a court case with the DOJ.

Attila Nemeth has pleaded guilty, after attending a fictitious job interview, according to the Department of Justice.

The proposed $39 billion deal now goes to a hearing before an administrative law judge at the FCC.

Monday's decision by the US ITC is a setback for HTC, which bought S3 amid its own patent fight with Apple.

U.S. lawmakers have been concerned that Huawei's networking equipment could be used for espionage.

The deal still requires clearances from regulators in the U.S. and other countries.

A prototype supercomputer is gunning to be the world's most power-efficient with Nvidia's Tegra 3 chips.

IBM is building two research centers for Suning Appliance.

Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten said on Tuesday that it plans to acquire Canadian e-book and e-reader company Kobo in a bid to expand in the area of media downloads for consumers.

Like other applications that once required dedicated hardware platforms, videoconferencing is moving into the cloud.

While Google officials, from CEO Larry Page on down, are all aflutter over Google+, Mark Zuckerberg views Google's new social networking site as "their own little version of Facebook."

Intel and MIPS jump on the Android 4.0 bandwagon quickly.