Mercury Computer Systems will utilize Texas Instruments components to produce an advanced mezzanine card (AMC) for WiMAX base stations, the companies said Monday.

The module is an important piece of TI's WiMAX/802.16e infrastructure product set, which the companies expect will be eventually used for orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and other advanced

IBM and Novell are joining forces on an open-source security project that promises to deliver identity-management technologies that will compete directly with Microsoft's forthcoming InfoCard technology.
 
Project Higgins, which also includes input from e-commerce startup Parity Communications and Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, employs what the

NEW YORK -- Lenovo Group Ltd. has launched a new line of desktops and PCs, dropping the IBM Think brand in the global product and marketing launch.

Company leaders said during a news conference Thursday that they will continue to offer the Think PC line with the IBM logo for at least

The race to marry TV with the Web has a new entrant: Veoh Networks, which is looking to combine a Napster-like peer-to-peer network with a viewing recommendation engine to create a limitless video universe with hyper-targeted advertising.
 
The San-Diego startup, which launches Wednesday, envisions a world of limitless video delivered

Collecting, storing and protecting data crucial to defending your company against legal action has become a routine part of doing business in today's world. Storage and content management specialist EMC is moving to cash in on the process.
 
With high-profile legal battles such as those currently raging between patent litigants

Hewlett-Packard Co. Wednesday announced its entry into the $35 billion retail-photo-printing market, introducing a self-service photo kiosk and an in-store photo studio that will initially installed in Albertsons Inc. supermarkets and Longs Drug Stores.

HP, already the world's largest maker of computer printers and a leader in digital photo printers, already is

Cisco Systems on Monday said it has completed the acquisition of cable television set-top box maker Scientific-Atlanta.

The communications equipment maker in November said it would buy Scientific-Atlanta, in a deal valued at $5.1 billion after subtracting the Lawrenceville, Ga.-based company's cash balance.

The total purchase price is about $7 billion, or

MANHASSET, N.Y. — NetLogic Microsystems Inc. is collaborating with Broadcom Corp. to provide Ethernet routing solutions to the carrier market, enabling carriers to launch services based on Ethernet communications technology.

The NL3180GLQ family of NETLite processors from NetLogic (Mountain View, Calif.) interface to the StrataXGS III 600 Series of carrier-class Ethernet router devices

Google has added another service to its portfolio of online offerings with the launch this week of Page Creator, a free tool for creating personal Web sites.

Over the past several years, Google has rolled out several online tools, but Page Creator represents the company's first foray into the world of Web

LONDON — STMicroelectronics is offering a a family of six multichip package (MCP) memories intended for use in multimedia-capable 3G and CDMA mobile phones and in other portable devices.

The series offers memory densities of 256-Mbit to 1-Gbit of NAND flash together with 256-Mbit or 512-Mbit of DRAM in a single package.