Nov. 11 -- Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center in California is where much of the personal computer was invented. But now the famed research lab is faced with a new challenge: re-inventing itself. After ...

Since its establishment in 1970, the Palo Alto Research Center funded by Xerox has developed groundbreaking technologies, including Ethernet, the GUI (graphical user interface) and the computer mouse.

No, it's not April Fool's Day. A company calling itself IP Innovation, LLC, is suing Apple for allegedly infringing mid-1970s user interface technology that was patented filed on behalf of Xerox PARC ...

Everyone in tech knows the legend of Xerox PARC. In the early 1970s, members of the Palo Alto Research Center invented many of the basic building blocks of modern information technology, from bitmap ...

For 40 years, the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (commonly called Xerox PARC, now just PARC) has been a place of technological creativity and bold ideas. The inventions it has spawned, from Ethernet ...

IN A RECENT research paper, Stanford law professor Mark Lemley points out just how far from reality is the popular perception of the innovation process. Entitled The Myth of the Sole Inventor, the ...

Xerox PARC is celebrating its 50 th year in business in 2020, and eWEEK thought it would take a look back—AND a look forward—into what this place was, and will be, all about. Xerox PARC, which holds ...

Jacob "Jack" Goldman-- the man who founded the lab that pretty much invented the personal computer as we know it -- has died at age 90. Goldman was the Xerox Chief Scientist who in 1969 proposed that ...

For 40 years, the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (commonly called Xerox PARC, now just PARC) has been a place of technological creativity and bold ideas. The inventions it has spawned, from Ethernet ...

Physicist Jacob "Jack" Goldman, the founder of Xerox's fabled idea incubator in Palo Alto, Calif. and the company's long time chief scientist, has died at the age of 90. Goldman died of congestive ...