Thor Olavsrud

Microsoft Corp. will have to adhere to the established schedule for remedy proceedings in the antitrust case that nine states are still pursuing against

Internet infrastructure juggernaut VeriSign Inc. hit the post-holiday season ground running Monday with two acquisitions: a $45 million coup for its

Assuming Apple Computer Inc. comes through with an appealing new iMac line at MacWorld in San Francisco, calendar 2002 could signal a resumption of growth

AOL Time Warner Thursday applied a server-side patch to a security flaw in the 4.7 and 4.8 versions of its AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). The fix plugs a

At one time, complex computing tasks -- from designing safer and more efficient automobiles to forecasting weather and seismic activity to researching

Security experts Wednesday uncovered what they call a "major security vulnerability" in the latest stable (4.7.2480) and beta (4.8.2616) versions of AOL

Menlo Park, Calif.-based E*TRADE Group Inc. moved to expand its footprint overseas Monday with a $1.6 million deal to acquire a 7.5 percent equity stake

The Badtrans.B Internet worm, which first reared its head in November, has topped Computer Associates International Inc.'s Top 10 Virus List for 2001. The

U.S. IT spending is set to rebound with 4 percent growth in 2002 following a 5 percent contraction in 2001, Giga Information Group Inc. projected in a new

Palm Inc. Friday vowed to fight a court ruling that "Graffiti," Palm's handwriting recognition software, infringes on a Xerox Corp. "We assert that the

Long-suffering data competitive local exchange carrier (DLEC) Covad Communications clawed its way out of bankruptcy Thursday, wiping the slate clean of

While segments of the telecommunications industry were hit hard by the dotcom implosion, the worldwide telecommunications market is on pace to reach $1.4