Innovators

Docker, a 1.5-year-old startup, offers tools that “containerize” code, helping developers build and run apps across servers.

Wearable Intelligence recently raised $8 million in funding to bring workplace applications to wearable technology such as Google Glass.

The new Salesforce1 Fund will invest in companies building innovative mobile applications and connected products.

Amazon.com is reportedly in discussions to acquire Twitch, the live-streaming gaming network that Google Inc had reportedly expressed an interest in buying

Internet of Everything? Not so fast ... experts say it could be a decade until your smartphone replaces your keys and everything in your wallet. 

The virtual computing startup, valued at $1 billion earlier this year, will do $200 million in sales this year.

Xero, a competitor to Intuit, expects to pass the $100 million mark in revenue this fiscal year.

The tech behemoth posted 4Q profits that came in shy of estimates, while revenues topped views. Shares bounced between gains and losses after-hours.

Five tech companies including Microsoft and Google have formed a consortium to collaborate on a new Ethernet specification.

IBM's stock hasn't outperformed Wall Street since 2011. Big Blue's brass is betting hybrid cloud computing could stoke a turnaround.

Softbank will start selling personal “emotional” robots early next year. 

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban explains how he plans to take on Snapchat with Cyber Dust, an app for disappearing messages. 

By taking advantage of the oodles of information people post to the cloud, and cross-referencing that with location data, SocialRadar and wearables are hoping to provide users with relevant real-time data about the people in their vicinity -- but not in a creepy way. 

As the four-day South by Southwest music and tech conference kicks off in Austin on Friday, a Watson-operated food truck will be creating out-of-the-box, exotic dishes for consumption.

Analysts applaud the jaw-dropping deal, valued at about 8% of Facebook's market cap, while shares of the social giant are off a mere 2%.  Blackberry Shares Pop After WhatsApp Deal | M&A Dealers Enjoy Rare Buying Burst

Rise of the Cloud: Companies are pouring billions into online software and storage called The Cloud ... and the trend is just beginning. 

Fueled by a tech revival and a healthier economy, the technology sector recorded a 32% decline in planned job cuts in 2013 as employers boosted spending on innovative new fields. 

Big Blue announced a $1.2 billion commitment to build 15 data centers and a number of local cloud hubs in key financial and geographic hubs. 

IBM unveils its “5 in 5” list, or five technologies it believes will drastically alter humanity over the next five years.