Microsoft is contributing to the Open Compute Project's second-generation Open CloudService specification.
Microsoft made several announcements at a press event today about its cloud products, including a new partnership with Dell.
- By John K. Waters
- 10/20/2014
IBM announced today that it will be paying $1.5 billion to semiconductor manufacturer Globalfoundries to take over its struggling chip business.
Microsoft pitched its Surface Pro 3 PC product line to business users today, offering a promo and a new support program.
Worldwide PC shipments declined in the third quarter, according to analyses published this week by IDC and Gartner Inc.
Romanian hackers are targeting the Yahoo Games servers.
Vendor consolidation is leading IT pros to favor fewer players, according to this year's annual Redmond Third-Party Reader's Choice Awards.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 10/02/2014
Microsoft is relaunching its WinHEC event for hardware developers.
Here's how to access the information you need when analyzing storage status.
Will Nadella's Microsoft look to stop its Surface push? Or will the company give it some more time to grow?
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 08/29/2014
Chromebooks are mostly being used today in North American educational markets, but sales are set to triple by 2017, according to a new report from Gartner Inc.
Microsoft alleges that Korean device maker Samsung has backed away from an earlier Android agreement.
Microsoft expanded its high-bandwidth ExpressRoute service into seven cities.
Microsoft's Day 3 keynote talk at its Worldwide Partner Conference offered a recap on where Microsoft is taking its Windows and Windows Phone operating system platforms.
Stephen Elop provided his take on the recently announced 18,000 planned cuts to Microsoft's workforce, saying the cuts are a move to realign Nokia's goals to focus on Windows Phone.
Microsoft released its Azure RemoteApp client for Windows RT devices this week.
Microsoft says its newest high-end tablet is designed to replace your laptop -- even if it's a MacBook Pro. Does it live up to the hype?
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 06/20/2014
Although not projected to overtake Android or Apple in the mobile market, Microsoft's smartphone devices will continue to see steady growth.
Microsoft is promising lower cost devices to come using a new "Windows 8.1 with Bing" product edition.
Microsoft's themes coming out of the TechEd keynote this year included mobile device management and security controls.