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Ballmer: Yahoo! No Bargain at Any Price
At Microsoft's annual shareholder meeting this week, CEO Steve Ballmer emphatically closed the door on the possibility that his company was interested in purchasing ailing Internet giant Yahoo!. His frank assessment of the situation sent Yahoo!'s stock
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft Goes After Scareware Vendors
Microsoft and the attorney-general of Washington State on Monday announced that they are teaming up to curb the spread of so-called scareware pop-up advertisements.
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Paul Thurrott
Gartner: Cloud Computing Is Reshaping IT
A recent report from the analysts at Gartner says that enterprise spending will outpace the economy in the coming years. But the big change is that enterprises are no longer investing in the in-house and self-managed hardware and software systems that
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily UPDATE, March 28, 2007: It's Official: Dell Offering Linux on Select Notebooks, PCs
Dell has responded to overwhelming feedback from its IdeaStorm customer feedback site this week by announcing that it will soon begin offering the open-source OS Linux on select Dell desktop and notebook PCs.
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily UPDATE, February 20, 2007: Vista Ultimate SKU Tempers Weak Retail Start
During the first week after Windows Vista's launch, the product's unit shipments and revenue were lower.
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Karen Forster
WinInfo Daily UPDATE, February 20, 2007: UPDATE
Yesterday, Microsoft released SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2 (SP2) to manufacturing.
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Karen Forster
WinInfo Daily UPDATE, February 20, 2007: SQL Server 2005 SP2 RTMs with Unlimited Virtualization on Enterprise Edition
Yesterday, Microsoft released SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2 (SP2) to manufacturing.
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Karen Forster
WinInfo Daily Update, Aug. 22, 2006: Microsoft Publicly Confirms Vista Ship Schedule, Rejiggers RC1 Plan
Exclusive to WinInfo: On Monday, Microsoft publicly reaffirmed its plan to ship a version of Windows Vista to businesses in November and to consumers in January.
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily Update, Aug. 16, 2006: Dell Recalls 4.1 Million Notebook Batteries
This week, Dell, the world's number-one PC maker, said that it would recall 4.1 million notebook computer batteries because of a production flaw that could result in sudden fires.
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily Update, Aug. 4, 2006: Short Takes
An often irreverent look at some of the week's other news, including a departure for Paris, Vista and the hackers, the Axis of Evil, Ballmer on Vista delays, "Arrested Development," AMD and the server market, voice recognition, and more.
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily Update, July 31, 2006: Microsoft in Last-Ditch Effort to Avoid Further EU Fines
On Monday, the European Union (EU) reported that Microsoft had submitted a batch of documentation required to comply with the antitrust ruling against the software maker.
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Paul Thurrott
WinInfo Daily Update, July 26, 2006: Microsoft Announces Distribution Plans for IE 7
Today, Microsoft announced how it plans to distribute the standalone version of Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 7, which it will make compatible with Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition.
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Paul Thurrott
Newsflash: Microsoft Drops WinFS, Will Integrate Tech into Other Products
On Friday, Microsoft revealed through a corporate blog that it will not deliver its next-generation storage engine, WinFS, as a separate product as previously planned. Instead, the software giant will ship WinFS technologies as part of other upcoming
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Paul Thurrott
Datacenter Makes Steady Gains
Datacenter has been gaining acceptance with companies that want to consolidate hundreds of smaller Win2K and NT 4.0 servers but also want to retain the ability to scale up in the future.
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft Expands Embedded Product Support
Microsoft doubled shipments of its embedded products in 2001 and now controls almost 20 percent of the embedded market.
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft’s Buffer-Overrun Problem: Fact or Fallacy?
A company exposes another Microsoft security flaw ... or does it?
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Paul Thurrott
Windows & .NET Magazine Best of Show Awards
The cream of the crop take the awards at this year's TechEd.
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Paul Thurrott
Private Suits Begin in Wake of Microsoft Antitrust Trial
Microsoft’s federal antitrust trial has cleared the way for civil suits from the company’s competitors.
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Paul Thurrott
Alliance? We Don't Need No Stinking Alliance
Sun to Microsoft: If you won’t join our alliance, we won’t join your alliance.
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Paul Thurrott
Palm Preps Palm OS 5
Palm lays out its plans for Palm OS updates.
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Paul Thurrott
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