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Monday, May 05, 2008

The Top 10 Tech Companies in the 2008 Fortune 500

Fortune Magazine has announced the Top 10 Tech Companies in the Fortune 500 for 2008. Topping the list is Hewlett-Packard ($104.3 billion), followed by IBM ($98.8 billion), Dell ($61.1 billion), Microsoft ($51.1 billion), Intel ($38.3 billion), Motorola ($36.6 billion), Cisco Systems ($34.9 billion), Apple ($24.0 billion), Electronic Data Systems ($22.1 billion) and Oracle ($17.9 billion). When the list is sorted by profit, Microsoft comes out on top with Microsoft ($14.1 billion), followed by IBM ($10.4 billion), Cisco Systems ($7.3 billion), Hewlett-Packard ($7.3 billion), Intel ($7.0 billion), Oracle ($4.3 billion), Google ($4.2 billion), Apple ($3.5 billion), Qualcomm ($3.3 billion) and Dell ($2.9 billion).

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