Thor Olavsrud

A specification considered a key factor in securing Web services has been ratified as a standard by the Organization for the Advancement of Structured

Setting its sights on the financial services industry, IDG research division IDC Monday acquired Newton, Mass.-based Meridien Research. The merged company

Microsoft's four-year-long battle with the federal government over antitrust violations may be at an end, with a federal judge's approval Friday of the

Video games are rapidly making a move into the online arena, which has many firms in the space salivating at the thought of establishing recurring revenue

Aiming to build momentum on its speech technology efforts for the .NET platform, Microsoft Wednesday used the annual SpeechTEK International Exposition

The Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) organization Tuesday took another step toward its goal of helping enterprises sort out Web services specification

Microsoft and partner HP Tuesday took the wraps off their latest play to become a powerhouse in the living room: a PC designed to be an audio/video

Oracle took aim at competing Java development tool makers Monday when it released the latest version of its Java integrated development environment (IDE),

Verizon unit Verizon Online announced Monday it settled its anti-spam lawsuit against a Detroit-based commercial e-mail firm. Verizon cited both federal

The Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center (CERT/CC) Friday warned of a remotely exploitable buffer overflow in the Kerberos network

The need to streamline costs in the face of the current uncertainty in the global economy is expected to boost Asia/Pacific's (excluding Japan) supply

Seeking to put its stamp on procedures for digital signatures and timestamping within XML Web services, the Organization for the Advancement of Structures