Microsoft Corp. says that it is continuing to comply with the final judgement in the U.S. government's antitrust case against it, holding up as proof four new licensees of its Microsoft Communications Protocols Program (MCPP), which allows third-party products to interoperate with Windows clients.
Oracle Corp. filed official notification of its US$7.5 billion bid for PeopleSoft Inc. with the European Commission (EC) Tuesday, setting off a one month deadline for European regulators to determine whether the takeover can go through.
The European Parliament approved a proposal this week to set up a European cybersecurity agency with the aim of forming a common approach to network and information security.
While Sun Microsystems Inc. has been hit with recent layoffs and financial blows, company executives are remaining confident that its strategy of pushing open standards, mobility and ubiquitous connections to the network is on target, with Europe being a clear case in point.
Amazon.com Inc. is reportedly working to develop a Web search technology that will help it compete against the likes of Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc. when it comes to directing consumers to merchandise online.
Along Budapest's main streets, above local coffee shops and strung from old-world buildings' sculptured facades, signs of a new era are beginning to appear.
Lockheed Martin Corp. is pulling out of a race to supply the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) with potentially billions of pounds worth of IT equipment and services.