Supercomputing for the Masses
Advances in chip design are prompting companies to take advantage of the potential power. But the necessary new markets and software are lagging
Why Dyslexics Make Great Entrepreneurs
The ability to grasp the big picture, persistence, and creativity are a few of the entrepreneurial traits of many dyslexics. Just ask Charles Schwab
Apple Forecasts: Not Just Hype
Unusually aggressive guidance didn't stop analysts from making even more optimistic predictions for the iPhone maker in 2008
Girls Dominate the Siemens Competition
For the first time in the prestigious national math and science contest's nine-year history, girls were awarded both grand prizes
The Virtues of Virtualization
S&P says spending on virtualization software and services is likely to skyrocket, with VMWare, Citrix, and Dell's EqualLogic leading the race
Qualcomm’s Double Whammy
Hits from Verizon Wireless and the European Commission are unlikely to break Qualcomm any time soon
Networking Knowhow Spells Financing
Here are six of my favorite ways to build relationships, including the "drive-by schmooze" where you give yourself 30 minutes to mingle
What Chip Slump? Korea’s Hynix is Soaring
The memory chipmaker came back from near death by boosting output with minimal investment. Challenging Samsung may require a different strategy
Toxic Tech: Greenpeace Speaks
Its environmental ranking of Sony, Nintendo and other electronics makers raises consumer awareness—but does it factor into buying decisions?
Chip Stocks: Rolling with the Punches
After pulling back from big gains earlier in the year, Intel and Cypress Semiconductor shares look attractive, says S&P's Clyde Montevirgen