SK Hynix, the world's second-largest memory chipmaker, reports a quarterly profit, helped by cutting costs to offset a slowdown in demand for personal computers.

China's Huawei offers to give Australia unrestricted access to its software source code and equipment, as it looks to ease fears that it is a security threat.

Japanese game giant Nintendo cuts its annual profit forecast by a third despite reporting much-reduced first half losses.

Zynga is to shelve some of its social media games offerings and close studios in three different countries.

Microsoft begins shipments of its first Surface tablet computers to ensure customers receive them by Friday's launch date.

The latest PS3 hack could allow users to play pirated games and may be difficult for Sony to reverse.

The BBC's online and Red Button services are to be reviewed by its governing body, the BBC Trust.

An Irish ISP has blocked The Pirate Bay without warning, having previously fought attempts to cut off file-sharers.