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Not only that, but apparently an Australian lawyer believes that Microsoft will be able to cut right through the red tape in GPLv3, the latest version of the license governing Linux use and the one that was supposed to put the kibosh on Redmond's patent high jinx, and pretty much do whatever it wants with its Linux deals.
Oh, and IIS is carving into Apache's market share, as well. Just call Microsoft the Ginsu knife of the software industry.
Posted by Lee Pender on 08/07/2007 at 1:21 PM
With AI workloads demanding more from its datacenters, Microsoft is looking to outside partners for infrastructure support.
As security biometrics continue to sophisticate, many organizations are still using flawed passwords to safeguard their data. That needs to change. Now.
In an initial post-mortem, Austin-based security firm CrowdStrike said that an issue in its testing software led to the company pushing through a faulty update that took down more than 8.5 million Windows systems last week.
Now that you have a plan, it's time to create your personalized Copilot.
Microsoft has released a tool to help recover affected systems after last week's global outage caused by a faulty update pushed through by security firm CrowdStrike.
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