Sun Microsystems Inc. and Microsoft Corp. were back in court Friday, where Sun urged the reinstatement of an injunction requiring Microsoft in its products to use a version of Java that passes Sun's compatibility tests.
Appeal process to begin immediately
Company has 400,000 systems on back order
Chip giant still faces antitrust charges
Chip-maker ships cheaper chips
Goal of is to allay security concerns among consumers and businesses
Microsoft will launch a new service called Passport Wallet, which allows consumers to store credit card, billing and other information at a single location and use it to shop at multiple online stores.
Move intended to increase performance of each division, says CEO
Strong sales of flash memory faster Athlon help company stay ahead of analysts' expectations
Sun Microsystems Inc. is developing a powerful microprocessor that will be capable of transmitting video, audio and graphics in real time over broadband networks, officials said.
Bill Joy, a Sun founder and the company's chief scientist, positioned the chip as a powerful engine for running new multimedia applications expected to emerge as broadband Internet access becomes more widespread among businesses and consumers. Joy made his comments in a speech Tuesday at the Microprocessor Forum in San Jose, California.
Agreement sees NSI keep control of .com for at least four years
Massachusetts-based startup has garnered plenty of attention of late
Switching and routing technology will help meet need for Internet bandwidth, says Nortel
Apple Computer warned yesterday that profits and sales for its fourth fiscal quarter will fall short of those a year ago. The company cited problems meeting demand for its recently announced Power Mac G4 computers.
Microsoft has tightly integrated IPSec into Windows 2000