Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft quietly announced Tuesday that it has bought the technology assets of Interactive Supercomputing (ISC) to beef up its efforts in high

Microsoft says early corporate adopters of Windows 7 are already saving money due to the new system's low total cost of ownership (TCO). Leveraging the

If Microsoft was hoping to ease PC administrators' planning anxieties over Windows 7 migrations, a blog post by one of its own teams may or may not help.

Microsoft recognizes that sales of netbooks may cut into its sales and profits of Windows for laptops and desktops but it still embraces the revenue

Many technology areas are still hurting due to the long-running recession. However, one area that appears to be a harbinger of good news is

Windows 7's official launch is still two months away, but a pair of recent reviews may point to a chink in the new software's shining armor. The problem

Microsoft is releasing a phone application platform for emerging markets -- South Africa is first -- that will let owners of so-called "feature phones"

As a settlement looms in Microsoft's tête-à-tête with the European Commission (EC) over bundling Internet Explorer (IE) with Windows, one of the software

Microsoft revealed Friday that the Windows 7 Family Pack will cost $149.99, and also unveiled pricing for the company's Windows 7 Anytime Upgrades

A slide deck showing what Microsoft confirmed are prototype designs for the software maker's first Microsoft branded retail stores leaked to tech gadget

With Windows 7's "Release to Manufacturing," or RTM, only days away, Microsoft announced Tuesday which users will be able to get the final code before its

A new survey of small businesses finds that due to budget constraints, many aren't making the grade when it comes to getting a handle on their IT needs.