Thor Olavsrud

Sun Microsystems Tuesday is expected to launch what it calls the "first comprehensive Web services network identity solution." Tuesday's launch should

Sun Microsystems Friday filed a private antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft because of the company's "monopoly position" and because Windows XP does not

A U.S. District Court judge Friday granted Microsoft Corp.'s March 5th motion to delay the beginning of hearings on sanctions against the company in the

Intel Friday revised its revenue expectations for the first quarter, narrowing the outlook to between $6.6 billion and $6.9 billion from the range of $6.4

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Michael K. Powell requested $278 million for the FCC's 2003 budget at a U.S. Senate subcommittee hearing

Security firms Wednesday warned that another virus began making its rounds on the Net this week, and this one is masquerading as a Microsoft security

On Wednesday, as it does on the sixth day of every odd-numbered month, the Klez.E e-mail worm will unload its destructive payload. First discovered in

Vignette Corp. leapt onto the Web services bandwagon Tuesday, adding support for Web services to its flagship Vignette V6 Web content management solution.

Flaws in a number of implementations of the Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) protocol could allow denial of service attacks and

Adobe Systems Inc. Monday unveiled a free update to its recently released AlterCast imaging server software that utilizes Web services to give developers

Industry leaders, together with the Massachusetts Software & Internet Council, plan a workshop on the Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P), at IBM

Near midnight Wednesday, the same day Microsoft Corp. asked U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly to dismiss the antitrust suit brought by the nine