Stuart J. Johnston

Microsoft plans at least four versions of Windows 8 for ARM processors, but they won't be able to run "legacy" applications for the x86 versions of

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Given that the last few years have seen lackluster sales numbers, the recent increase in enterprise software sales is a major bright spot for the tech

The recent promotion of a veteran, technically-oriented vice president to head up Microsoft's Server and Tools Business (STB) has helped result in the

Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) has been gaining popularity with Windows 7 users since its release in mid-March, but that may not be enough to reverse IE's

Sometimes it only takes a single "human" error to cause major repercussions for many in an increasingly cloud-driven world. That was the case with

A year and a half after its commercial debut, Windows 7 has passed a new threshold. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced Friday, April 22, which was the

Some of Amazon's U.S. cloud computing environment customers, ostensibly on the East Coast, experienced a prolonged outage that lasted several hours on

The unveiling of the public beta for Office 365 could be seen as yet another step -- and a big one -- in Microsoft's commitment to Cloud Computing. Stuart

After years of being perceived to be the late runner in the browser wars, Microsoft is already ramping up development of the next release of its Internet

For developers attending its annual Web designer and developer conference Tuesday, Microsoft demonstrated the first major update pending for its Windows

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has opened the way for search giant Google to purchase the leading supplier of flight search technology -- but not