Microsoft System Center gets cross-platform support
Microsoft has released beta technologies that allow its network-management software to manage non-Windows environments as part of the company's strategy to make its software more conducive to managing large datacenters.
Microsoft System Center gets cross-platform support
Microsoft System Center gets cross-platform support
Microsoft confirmed Tuesday that its Hyper-V server virtualization technology is likely to ship up to a couple months ahead of the previously projected date.
Microsoft: Hyper-V on fast track for summer release
Microsoft: Hyper-V on fast track for summer release
>Botnet fighters have another tool in their arsenal, thanks to Microsoft. The software vendor is giving law enforcers access to a special tool that keeps tabs on botnets, using data compiled from the 450 million computer users who have installed the Malicious Software Removal tool that ships with Windows.
Microsoft botnet-hunting tool helps bust hackers
Microsoft botnet-hunting tool helps bust hackers
The deadline Microsoft gave Yahoo for making a deal or facing a proxy fight came and went this weekend without a word from either party. But even if Microsoft doesn't succeed now in its bid for Yahoo, the company made clear last week, both in private meetings with reporters and in public comments, that it's determined -- come hell or high water -- to move forward with its services strategy.
Microsoft finally stays on message about services
Microsoft finally stays on message about services
Mark Hamburg, the second engineer to work on Adobe Systems' Photoshop and a leader of the Lightroom software project, is headed to Redmond.
RPhotoshop guru leaves Adobe for Microsoft
RPhotoshop guru leaves Adobe for Microsoft
Yahoo failed to agree to an acquisition deal with Microsoft by Saturday, the deadline Microsoft had set for wrapping up negotiations.
Microsoft/Yahoo deadline passes with no deal
Microsoft/Yahoo deadline passes with no deal
Attacks that have compromised half a million Web sites are not due to any new or unknown flaws in Microsoft IIS or SQL Server, according to the company's security response team.
Microsoft denies fault in hacks
Microsoft denies fault in hacks
Microsoft has completed its $1.2 billion purchase of FAST Search & Transfer and will install the company's CEO as head of a newly formed enterprise search group, it said Friday.
Microsoft completes FAST purchase
Microsoft completes FAST purchase
Microsoft has released a new version of their Exchange Load Generator
Microsoft reported on Thursday quarterly earnings in line with Wall Street expectations but down slightly from the same quarter last year, reflecting the challenges the software giant faces in an increasingly competitive market.
Microsoft earnings flat, despite server launches
Microsoft earnings flat, despite server launches
Worried by the small but growing number of small businesses and consumers switching from Microsoft Office to cheaper or free online alternatives such as Google Apps, Microsoft plans to arm a key cohort of its formidable legion of partners to help fight the threat to Office 2.0.
Microsoft to offer Web-streamed Office
Microsoft to offer Web-streamed Office
Microsoft updated their Internet Explorer 7 Tips and Tricks
With its Automated Service Agent platform Microsoft is looking to change the face of Web-based customer service by providing more intuitive interaction between online merchants and people doing business.
Microsoft enhances hosted customer service platform
Microsoft enhances hosted customer service platform
Skype users who have been getting strange error messages from Microsoft's security products over the past week can breathe easy now. It was all a mistake.
Microsoft mislabels Skype as adware
Microsoft mislabels Skype as adware
The service that Microsoft is unveiling Tuesday is a nifty way to sync files across multiple devices. It's also a key part of Microsoft's attempt to stay relevant in a world that no longer revolves around Windows.
Redmond casts Mesh to catch developers
Redmond casts Mesh to catch developers
In a memo, Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie departs from company tradition and insists it is the Web, not the PC that is at the center of the tech universe.
Microsoft: Web at the center, not PC
Microsoft: Web at the center, not PC
Microsoft appeal is denied, meaning class-action lawsuit over marketing techniques--and the discovery that's been a big part of the case--can continue, according to reports.
Report: 'Vista capable' lawsuit can move forward
Report: 'Vista capable' lawsuit can move forward
Microsoft is targeting system management as a way to differentiate itself from competitors in the virtualization market, the company said Tuesday.
Microsoft eyes management as key to virtualization
Microsoft eyes management as key to virtualization
Microsoft took credit for crushing the Storm botnet Tuesday, saying that the malware search-and-destroy tool it distributes to Windows users disinfected so many bots that the hackers threw in the towel.
Microsoft: We took out Storm botnet
Microsoft: We took out Storm botnet
Office applications in Microsoft's recently announced Albany software subscription bundle will collapse into limited functionality if users let their subscriptions expire, Microsoft said Monday.
RMicrosoft 'kill switch' resurfaces in Albany's Office apps
RMicrosoft 'kill switch' resurfaces in Albany's Office apps