On its Netfinity servers IBM will establish support for Red Hat's distribution of Linux similar to more mainstream OS such as Microsoft's Windows NT or Santa Cruz Operations' UnixWare. IBM is pushing into the Linux market with the development of...
So is it all doom, gloom and despondency in Redmond? An internal Microsoft memo leaked to a US magazine revealed the operating system was shipping with 63,000 'defects' - hence Gartner's advice to wait until the first service pack is released in...
The Redmond giant will itself trot out dozens of happy customers and partners such as Dell will talk about what can be done using Windows Server 2003 and their hardware. Its latest version of Windows is no desktop operating system but a server OS...
Until now, the Redmond, Washington-based software maker has kept up its paid telephone, or "extended", support and has developed any needed security patches for the operating system. The software maker is hoping that NT 4.0 Server users will move...
But Cynthia Crossley, head of Windows client at Microsoft UK, said the Redmond behemoth's hardware partners are cracking the whip to keep the company on the straight and narrow timeline, with the box-shifters demanding the OS be ready for the...
Ballmer is in Sydney to give corporate executives the Redmond view of "innovation with impact". While Telstra has cited "internal and local market reasons" rather than Microsoft's offering as being behind its decision not to move forward, the...
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