Microsoft today rolled out infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings on Windows Azure, positioning itself to compete with IaaS provider Amazon Web Services.
Microsoft is expanding its Surface line of tablet PCs with a 7-inch model, according to a report.
Microsoft may have a series of Office updates planned, code-named "Gemini."
PC shipments in the first quarter of this year have hit their lowest level yet, according to data released on Thursday by IDC.
The MDOP 2013 suite of tools can be downloaded today.
IT organizations may get "serious headaches" from following Microsoft's recommendations for migrating to Office 2013, according to a report.
The Microsoft Management Summit kicked off on Monday with a joke about the Internet service being down.
Communications services provider Ericsson plans to acquire Microsoft's Mediaroom IPTV platform.
This month's Microsoft security update, released today, features nine bulletins -- two rated "critical" and seven "important."
Microsoft announced yesterday that Service Pack 2 betas are now available for testing with Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010.
Microsoft indicated today that it has released a "public paid preview" of its Windows Azure Backup service.
Microsoft announced today that its Windows Azure Active Directory service is ready for business.
SQL Server 2000 is at the end of its product lifecycle and will lose its "extended support" from Microsoft on Tuesday, April 9.
Microsoft's so-called "extended support" phase for Office for Mac 2008 is set to end on Tuesday, April 9.
Traditional PC shipments will continue to decline over the next four years, even as global shipments increase for mobile phones, tablets and "ultramobile" devices, according to new first-quarter data announced today by Gartner Inc.
Microsoft released two editions of its Windows Embedded 8 Industry product today.
Microsoft today released Cumulative Update 1 for Exchange 2013, enabling coexistence with older servers.
Forrester Research is seeing a flagging interest in virtual desktop infrastructure deployments by IT organizations.
A Linux developer group in Spain has kicked the "secure boot" controversy upward to the European Commission.
Google on Thursday declared an "open patent non-assertion pledge."