Todd R. Weiss

The U.S. may be a global leader in information technology, but the nation's IT industry apparently trails many other countries in the safe disposal of obsolete and toxin-filled computers and monitors discarded each year.

Librarians and archivists have been saving artifacts, newspapers, photographs and books for years to preserve historical records. Today, their work is made even more complicated because so much of our unfolding history is chronicled on the Internet.

Librarians and archivists have been saving artifacts, newspapers, photographs and books for years to preserve historical records. Today, their work is made even more complicated because so much of our unfolding history is chronicled on the Internet.

Security at Playboy.com's online store was breached last weekend, and some customers later received e-mails from a computer hacker that contained credit card numbers and other personal financial information, Playboy officials confirmed Wednesday.

IBM Corp. today expanded its Linux offerings with what it is calling the industry's first pre-assembled and pre-configured Linux server clusters for businesses.

IBM Corp. has expanded its Linux offerings with what it is calling the industry's first pre-assembled and pre-configured Linux server clusters for businesses.

NeuLevel Inc. has won the first round in a legal fight over how it awarded new .biz Internet domain names to multiple applicants using a lottery.

NeuLevel Inc., the company holding the registry for the .biz domain name, is delaying the start of live, first-come, first-served online registrations for .biz until Nov. 7, citing higher-than-expected demands that require a heftier system architecture.