A hacker who made a number of death threats in Japan has been jailed in a case that captured the…
Japanese firm Shinra Technologies to deliver games through the cloud, making consoles redundant
Masami Yamamoto, head of Fujitsu, explains why the Japanese giant is growing high-tech lettuce next door to the nuclear disaster…
The new venture will be fabless, hire employees from both companies
The engineer who leaked proprietary information is in custody
LinkStation 210 and LinkStation 220 offer mobile-friendly networked storage
Microsoft opens two data centres in Japan as it delivers on Azure promise for the land of the Rising Sun
After several days of speculation, Sony has confirmed plans to restructure its electronics business
Samsung-backed operating system suffers yet another setback
Box gains new partners and investment as it looks to increase its global footprint
Japan and Europe have teamed up on a number of research projects, including one to develop 100 Gbps Internet technologies
~SEcurity staff are overwhelmed with data. Wayne Rash says we must use visualisation tools
Some fear Japanese police move could lead to a blanket ban of the anonymising service
Up to two years in confinement for “knowingly” downloading a single copyrighted file
The unit formerly known as Sony Ericsson moves its headquarters to Japan
Japanese tech manufacturers unite to take on Qualcomm in the mobile chip market
Salarymen find new sources of income by running porn blackmail scam
The US is now home to the world's most powerful computer, thanks to an IBM monster machine
New CEO Kazuo Hirai has to make tough decisions at Sony
Three companies aim to use the North-West Passage for faster fibre cabling
The three Japanese chip-makers are in talks about a potential merger in a government-backed deal
Japanese military plans to deal with an offensive cyber-attack on the country and its infrastructure have been revealed
Google adds 'before and after' images of areas of Japan affected by March's earthquake and tsunami
A processor is being developed in Japan that will penetrate skin and paper at speeds up to 30Gbps
The CeaTac show is a chance to see how Japanese tech is faring against South Korea, China and Taiwan
Tablet and e-reader demand blunts the impact of the Japanese disasters on the semiconductor industry
Despite the Japanese disasters, Gartner estimates global IT spending will jump to $3.7 trillion this year
Japan's energy crisis is bringing about changes to data centres. The same thing will have to happen here, says Peter…
The computing arms race continues with the news that Japan now has the world's most powerful supercomputer
Robots originally designed for the US military are surveying the damage at the Fukushima nuclear power plants