A 150-processor cluster supercomputer built by Linux Networx Inc. is helping a California biopharmaceutical company compare genes from mice and humans in the race to find effective drugs to fight cancer and other diseases.
As an internal review continues into its revenue reporting since 2001, Enterasys Networks Inc. has announced that it's revising revenue estimates upward for the fiscal first quarter ended March 30.
A Web browser that will allow a single mobile device to provide Internet and voice information access is being developed in a venture between IBM and Opera Software.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the US will soon be getting a heavyweight new Linux supercomputer that will be one of the most powerful Linux-based supercomputers on Earth.
The continuing development of text-to-speech capabilities for wireless devices received a promising boost
Monday with the release of the first specifications by the industry-led SALT Forum.
Increasing market share in the server marketplace has helped Dell Computer Corp. boost its earnings estimates for its second fiscal quarter of 2003, which ends Aug. 2.
In the past, Microsoft employees have often attended the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo to check up on the competition. But next month, the company will for the first time sponsor a booth at the show.
When it becomes available later this year, the upcoming UnitedLinux operating system will support Intel Corp.'s new 64-bit Itanium 2 processors.
Web browser vendor Opera Software ASA has signed its first deal to ship its browser as part of a major Linux distribution.
Content delivery network providers Akamai Technologies Inc. and Speedera Networks Inc. remain locked in an escalating legal battle amid allegations of trade secret thefts and anticompetitive practices.
After co-founding what is now Caldera International Inc. in 1994 and helping the company grow into an international Unix and Linux vendor, CEO and President Ransom Love is moving over to head the company's recently announced involvement with UnitedLinux.
Microsoft Corp. is expanding its U.S. sales force and increasing technical and sales training in an effort to ensure that customers get the products and answers they need to run their businesses more efficiently.
A small intellectual-property development vendor that sued Microsoft Corp. last year for alleged patent infringement is expanding its allegations against the software maker.
Starting today, IBM's stock is being reclassified on the FTSE All-World Index as a software and services company rather than as a hardware company.
Let the free shipping wars begin!
On Tuesday, online retailer Amazon.com Inc. announced that it would provide free shipping on orders of more than US$49 as part of a three- to six-month marketing test. The announcement was a change to a "Free Super Saver Shipping" offer the Seattle-based company began in January for most orders of more than $99.