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With major problems from cyberattackers on earthbound computer networks, IBM's mobile security chief says mobile networks can be safe.

IMB said the goal is to harmonize computer networks with growing numbers of employees who use mobile devices like laptops and smartphones

On Wednesday night, Sony held a massive event in New York to announce their upcoming gaming console, the PlayStation 4. It’s an impressive-looking machine, but how will it stack up to other next-gen consoles?

General Electric Co. (NYSE:GE) rolled out the Proficy Vision software platform, which manages so-called “big data” with structured data.

IBM has introduced a new series of low-cost, powerful computer servers that provide sophisticated analytics to small business.

Oracle Corp. said it will acquire Acme Packet, and IBM bought private Star Analytics.

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) introduced security software intended to detect “stealthy threats” that penetrate systems of “big data” providers

Watson from International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) that already has been fed most of the world’s knowledge, is going to RPI.

Mozilla proudly announced this morning it had been named the "Most Trusted Internet Company For Privacy" in 2012, according to an annual independent study on data protection and privacy.

International Business Machines will partner with Germany’s SAP in a new global service for the cloud and “big data."

AT&T is expected to report substantially higher fourth-quarter earnings despite slightly lower revenue, due to wireless sector gains.

The top after-market NYSE gainers Tuesday were New York Times, International Business Machines, LDK Solar Co, MGIC Investment and Berry Plastics Group Inc, while the top after-market NYSE losers were STR Holdings, Annies, WESCO International, Yingli Green Energy and Senior Housing Properties Trust.

Despite flat software/services revenue, IBM’s performance will look like a sleek engine running in a tech sector buffeted by easing demand.

Here's your handy watchlist for this week - a week that should offer further guidance on the health of U.S. companies.

IBM may have won the most patents in 2012, but U.S. companies are losing the innovation war to Asia.

IBM's supercomputer Watson, the "Jeopardy" star, briefly went from "smart" to "smart ass" with the help of the Urban Dictionary.

No surprise: International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) received 6,478 patents in 2012, continuing its 20-year domination of the field.

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) announced a deal with STMicroelectronics (NYSE:STM) and Shaspa for "smart homes."

When the boss of International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) services retires soon, the CEO determined two heads are better.

Emphasize the positive, and forget the negative: Here are five people who deserve credit for doing things right this year.

There are thousands of tech companies to watch, but how can one determine which will be the game-changers? Don't worry, here are a few.

IBM said it planned to acquire private StoredIQ to deepen its penetration of the market for “big data” products.

A scientist at IBM (NYSE:IBM) in Zurich has devised Identity Mixer, which he believes can solve online privacy issues.

Breakthrough research at International Business Machines has yielded chips that merge optics with electronics to speed “big data."

John T. Chambers has decided to base his legacy as CEO of Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) on the cloud, software, and services.

IBM’s 2012 Black Friday and Cyber Monday reports said Twitter drove 0.0% of online sales over the two big shopping days during the Thanksgiving weekend.

Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) elected John W. Thompson as lead independent director, succeeding Reed Hastings.

Is anything left to buy now that NCR Corp. NYSE: NCR) has agreed to acquire Israel's Retalix (Nasdaq: RTLX)?