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Sun files suit against Microsoft
News The company files a private antitrust suit against Microsoft seeking damages that could top US$1 billion.
EU slaps record fine on Microsoft
News Regulators hit the software giant with a fine of US$613 million for violating European Union antitrust law and also order the unbundling of Media Player software from Windows.
Servers for your business
Reviews Need help choosing a new server? Here's how to pick the right model for your office -- whatever your needs and budget.
EC pledges to promote open standards
News With a side swipe at Microsoft, competition commissioner Neelie Kroes has said that future Commission technology procurements will have to support open standards.
Tags: Open source, Software, Microsoft Corp., Office Open XML, Standards, workgroup server, payment, antitrust, Brussels, Microsoft Office
New IBM database speaks Web services
News IBM on Thursday launched a new version of its database server software that includes better Web services support and revamped pricing.
Winners, losers in IBM database revamp
News A new version of IBM's DB2 database looks likely to be a mixed blessing for customers: Midsize businesses could find a bargain, while big companies may wind up paying more.
FAQ: Sun's suit against Microsoft
News What are the details of the private antitrust suit, and what is Sun seeking? The answers to these questions can help clarify the case and what will happen next.
Samba 'pleased' with Microsoft cooperation
News Andrew Tridgell, author of Samba, has said communication with Microsoft engineers is back on track following last year's interoperability deal.
Tags: Open source
S'pore biggest contributor to Sun's Asia South revenue
News Sun Microsystems Asia South Pte Ltd said that it registered a 120 percent year-on-year growth for the second quarter ending December 31, 2000 with Singapore contributing approximately 35 percent of this pie.
Adobe to unveil new GoLive, LiveMotion
News The products are the company's largest assault yet against rivals Microsoft and Macromedia and Adobe's first volley into authoring content for wireless handhelds and handsets.
European judge probes Microsoft antitrust case
News Day one of a two-day hearing focuses on whether the software juggernaut should have to share information with rivals.
Tags: Business applications, Antitrust
Commentary: Why Apple's Unix approach is the right way
News Unix makes a great server OS, and Apple has been expanding its open-source reach quite a bit, acquiring companies and putting the system into Mac OS X. Yet Apple is focused more on desktops--where Unix has very little presence--than servers. Stephan Somogyi explains why this is a smart move.
Microsoft awaits word on EU fine
News European antitrust regulators expected to announce historic fine as high as US$3.8 million a day, backdated to Dec. 15.
Tags: Antitrust
10 things you should know about uninterruptible power supplies
Techguide Uninterruptible power supplies help prevent damage from power loss and common electrical fluctuations. But there's more to effective protection than just plugging in a UPS and connecting computer equipment.
Server room power: Plan for redundancy and flexibility
Insight Without power, it can be rather difficult to run the multitude of servers that most organizations need. What some organizations sometimes overlook is the importance of not only providing enough power but also providing clean power with redundancy and backup built in to the power system design.
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