Thor Olavsrud

NEW YORK -- IDG's LinuxWorld Conference and Expo is a very different show in 2002 than it has been in the past, perhaps best exemplified by IBM Corp.'s

In January, Microsoft Corp. turned in a new strategic direction, with Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates telling employees that they must

NEW YORK -- LinuxWorld Conference and Expo was buzzing with activity Wednesday, much of it centered on enterprise solutions designed to help businesses

NEW YORK -- E*TRADE Group Inc. made a splash at LinuxWorld Conference and Expo Wednesday as it revealed that it will migrate its entire customer-facing

Privacy watchdog EPIC (the Electronic Privacy Information Center), dissatisfied with a lack of response from the Federal Trade Commission regarding

Sun Microsystems Inc. may focus most of its attention on its proprietary UNIX, Solaris, but with customer demand for Linux support spiking, the company

NEW YORK -- Compaq Computer Corp. began an aggressive push into the data center with the launch of its ProLiant BL e-Class server blade, code-named

The Apache Software Foundation and The Apache Server Project Friday released a new version of the world's most popular web server software, principally as

EarthLink appears to be making an aggressive play to raise the profile of its Internet access service in the eyes of consumers. On Wednesday, the company

EarthLink put a feather in its cap Wednesday, cutting a deal with IBM Corp. to place its Internet access service on the desktop of all new Windows XP

AOL Time Warner Monday fired another salvo at arch-rival Microsoft Corp. when its Netscape Communications Corp. subsidiary filed suit in the U.S. District

Murray Hill, N.J.-based Lucent Technologies Inc. thinks its revenue bottomed out in fiscal first quarter 2002 and said it expects revenue to rebound in