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Western Digital said Wednesday it would enter the 1-inch disk drive market later this year, crowding an already congested market. Western Digital said

At the end of last year, rumors were flying that Microsoft was rethinking its commitment to its MVP (Most Valuable Professional) program. But on

Who would have thought that we information technologists are a superstitious lot? You'd expect that those whose field is based on precise procedural logic

The Windows team likes to pride itself on holding its cards close to the vest. But sometimes that strategy backfires, as it did this week on the Longhorn

Microsoft is readying two new releases of its BizTalk integration server in the pipeline, the first of which is expected to ship this year. Microsoft is

Publicly, Microsoft continues to be cagey about packaging and pricing plans for its anti-spyware and anti-virus solutions. But privately, Microsoft has

Some folks seem to think Microsoft was humbled by its legal and technology challenges in 2004. But I disagree. I don't see a kinder or gentler Microsoft

Microsoft officials have said little about the company's intentions in the grid-computing space. But that doesn't mean Microsoft is ignoring the evolving

Just because Microsoft has said it will comply immediately with a European Court judge's order to follow specified antitrust remedies doesn't mean life

David Kirk has an insatiable need for power. Graphics rendering power, that is. He's fond of saying, "Why use a screwdriver when you can use a

Not so long ago, Microsoft's OEM division was seen as the dark heart of the "Evil Empire." During the Department of Justice (DOJ) vs. Microsoft antitrust

Microsoft Corp. didn't waste any time in trying to win over ERP customers who might be unhappy with Oracle Corp.'s recent purchase of PeopleSoft Inc. On