Darryl K. Taft

A new Web services application benchmark formula under development by an organization known more for its hardware and database benchmarks is giving some

Sun Microsystems Inc. Wednesday officially released the beta of the next version of its standard Java platform, Java 2 Standard Edition 1.5, making the

ANAHEIM, Calif.—Attendees of this year's EclipseCon conference got a glimpse Tuesday of the latest Eclipse. In a keynote speech at the conference

Oblix Inc., maker of enterprise identity management and Web access control solutions, has all but acquired Confluent Software Inc., a maker of Web

Will Sun Microsystems Inc. join the Eclipse open-source Java development platform effort? Sources close to the company said despite Sun's official decline

Massachusetts has finalized its IT acquisition policy for its $80 million IT budget, moving away from what originally appeared to be an open-source

A group of leading Java software companies Tuesday banded together to create the Java Tools Community (JTC), with the notable absence of two major

The effort to build a tight-knit organization to support advancements in Java development is set to take off next month, and possibly as early as next

Four days after posting a note to a community site specifying its intent to retire a number of its flagship products as a result of the Sun Java lawsuit,

Oracle Corp. Wednesday is expected to announce the release of its Oracle Application Server 10g, the company's first application server to support grid

Microsoft will phase out a slew of products as of December 15, citing its 2001 legal settlement with Sun Microsystems over Java as the impetus. Among the

Borland Software Corp. Tuesday announced a new version of its interoperability solution for .Net, Java and Common Object Request Broker Architecture