Thor Olavsrud

Fresh from its January acquisition of Forgent's video-conferencing unit, buyout and turnaround specialist Gores Technology Group (GTG) has set its sights

The UnitedLinux consortium Wednesday took the wraps off an ISV partner program intended to help software vendors test and certify their applications on

Another chapter in the ongoing legal saga between rival semiconductor makers Broadcom and Microtune appears to be coming to a close, with Broadcom filing

NEW YORK -- Providing insight into the factors that add up to 3G success, NTT DoCoMo USA President and CEO Nobuharu Ono took center stage at the CeBIT

NEW YORK -- Enterprise buying decisions on wireless technologies are still hampered by security concerns and a lack of standardization, panelists at a

A new variant of the W32/SoBig worm hit the radar Wednesday, causing security consultants iDefense to predict that like its predecessors, the mass-mailing

Moving to profit from SCO Group's revocation of IBM's Unix license (which IBM denies SCO has the right to do), Sun Microsystems charged in to play the

In a bid to turn the spotlight from its competitors and onto its products, enterprise software provider SAP Tuesday used its Sapphire '03 conference in

Linus Torvalds, the quiet-spoken creator of Linux, is leaving his position with chipmaker Transmeta to focus all his energies on the Linux kernel. In a

SCO Group Monday followed through on its challenge to IBM , announcing that it has terminated Big Blue's right to use or distribute any product based on

Wi-Fi should be viewed as a complementary -- not competitive -- technology to the Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOCs) and wireless carriers,

With the fate of some of the biggest players in the enterprise resource planning (ERP) application market in doubt in recent days, the only certain bet is