Microsoft is finally ready to enter the high-performance computing market, a technology dominated by open-source Linux technology. The Redmond, Wash., software maker released Windows Compute
Microsoft will use its annual Tech Ed conference to be held in Boston the week of June 12 to publish the new Windows Server System
As Sun Microsystems ponders its next steps on the road to open-sourcing Java, it is acutely aware of the concern among developers and customers that
SAN FRANCISCO—While there is no inherent discontinuity with making Java open-source and keeping the technology compatible, the community will have to remain vigilant in this
Microsoft is ratcheting up its enterprise search offerings and is set to announce a new client-based application known as Windows Live Search as well as
An executive e-mail penned by Bill Gates, Microsoft’s chairman and chief software architect, will be sent out to customers and partners on May 17 to
SANTA CLARA—Alternative business models, like that of Linux and open source and Google’s advertising model, pose the greatest competitive challenge to Microsoft, CEO Steve Ballmer
Microsoft’s foray into the high-end clustering software market took a step forward May 8 with the availability of the release candidate for its Windows Compute
New Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz’s first 100 days at the helm are about to get interesting. First up: managing an internal debate over whether