Stuart J. Johnston

With all the urgency and excitement revolving around cloud computing these days, it's not surprising that differentiating among the various services

Microsoft said last week that it will release a software developers kit (SDK) this spring enabling developers to create applications that link the

When Microsoft first launched its Kinect 3D gesture-driven games controller for its Xbox 360 console, industry veterans pointed to its potential

Microsoft's Scott Charney has been ringing the alarm for cooperation among consumers, businesses, and governments over issues involving cybercrime for

Microsoft said it has begun shipping the long-awaited first service pack for Windows 7 and its server sibling, Windows Server 2008 Release 2 (R2), to PC

Is Microsoft's Bing search engine, so clearly the underdog against Google, merely copying the results of its more popular competitor? Stuart Johnston

Microsoft isn't just the world's biggest software company. It has also invested billions of dollars in data centers to support its various cloud services

Microsoft is holding a little "show and tell" this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland by demonstrating its views of how users will

When Microsoft announces revenues and earnings for the second quarter of its fiscal 2011 on Thursday, the company appears primed to turn in a record

A year after suing digital video pioneer TiVo for violating two patents it holds on digital video recorder technologies, Microsoft is back -- this time

Nearly 35 percent of C-level executives said that "a significant investment" in legacy infrastructure is stalling their adoption of cloud computing

A new survey of some 2,000 CIOs by analysis giant Gartner found that, although budgets are not growing yet as the recession recedes, they are looking hard