Thor Olavsrud

Struggling voice and data carrier Global Crossing is restructuring a network services agreement with one of its most valuable customers. On Tuesday,

Eyeing enterprises' rapidly growing mobile workforces, IBM Corp. Tuesday took the wraps off WebSphere Everyplace Access (WEA), which allows enterprises to

The United States and Canada are planning to get tough on deceptive spam and Internet fraud. On Tuesday, state, federal and Canadian officials are

Looking to add more weight to its recommendations -- and get more mainstream support -- the LegalXML standards group threw its lot in with the OASIS

In one of the highest profile maneuvers in the digital set-top box space for quite some time, Digeo Inc. and much ballyhooed newcomer Moxi Digital Inc.

In a further sign that Bluetooth is finally starting to gain some traction, D-Link Thursday entered the market by launching the D-Link DWB-120M, a compact

Aiming to make it easier for student programmers to work with Microsoft Corp.'s platforms, the Redmond, Wash.-based software giant Wednesday released the

The nine states continuing to press for a tougher remedy for Microsoft Corp. got a boost Tuesday, when the federal judge overseeing the antitrust case

AT&T moved to expand its content distribution efforts Tuesday with the initiation of trials of streaming capabilities for its Internet-based content

BEA Systems Inc. is looking to make it easier for non-J2EE experts to build enterprise-class Web services by turning specifications developed for its

Aiming to place itself at the head of the pack when it comes to Web services, IBM Corp. kicked off Sun Microsystem's annual JavaOne conference in San

Arthur Andersen LLP's troubles have grown, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal Friday. Already under Congressional and regulatory scrutiny