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Microsoft plans to take a hard-charge at the burgeoning market for computer virtualization, including offering greater Linux support, its chief executive

UPDATED: Adobe Systems agreed to acquire rival Macromedia for $3.4 billion in a deal that sets the stage for a showdown with Microsoft in the graphics

Microsoft agreed to pay Gateway $150 million over the next four years, stemming from the finding that the software giant's practices had hurt the computer

Cisco Systems revised its storage virtualization tools, adding new hardware and software to keep ahead of rivals Brocade Communications Systems and

Looking to become the first large systems vendor to bridge the gap between storage and servers, HP introduced the next generation of its storage resource

Corporate concern about compliance and records retention is driving the market for e-mail archiving applications. Just two years ago, it was modest at

Microsoft has taken a lot of heat for what critics have described as its inability to bring trusted identity management to the public in the last few

Sun Microsystems introduced improvements to safeguard its Java System Communications software suite, trumpeting the company's participation in the RSA

UPDATED: In a move rumored for weeks, HP Chairman and CEO Carly Fiorina has stepped down following disagreements with the board on how to govern the

Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates repeated the company's pledge to use XML as the key ingredient to make software more

Sun Microsystems officially launched its grid utility computing offering, a $1-per-hour-per-CPU option that turned heads when it was announced last year.

Corporate concerns about compliance and records retention are driving a boomlet in e-mail archiving applications. Between 2002 and 2004, according to IDC,