Judge sets aside network sabotage verdict
A US District Court judge on Friday set aside the guilty verdict in the case of a former network administrator who had been convicted in May on a federal charge of computer sabotage.
Stories by Sharon Gaudin
Windows 2000 DataCenter billed as workhorse
Some wonder if DataCenter will be powerful enough to handle giant, mission-critical applications
Microsoft tries to ease move to Win 2000
Strategy looks complex, says analyst
Microsoft Now Eyes Oct. 6 Windows 2000 Release
Microsoft Corp. confirmed last week that it is aiming at an Oct. 6 official release date for its long-anticipated Windows 2000 operating system.
WinHEC'99: Win2000 'Harder than we thought'
"It's not a project out of control," says Microsoft VP
Windows 2000 may ship minus tools
Microsoft takes the machete to features to speed delivery
Microsoft concedes NT security bug
Microsoft working on building a hot fix
Embedded NT 4 goes beta
Software designed with the full Win32 API set, smaller footprint
Some see ploy in NT rename
Many find it hard to believe Windows 2000 will come in 1999
Users not waiting for NT 5.0
We'll keep on buying NT 4.0, say users
Users to Microsoft: Don’t forget NT 4.0
Extent of ongoing support unclear
New Intel chip may help NT
Zeon chip expected to ship at end of June
Sun, Microsoft Bring Java Battle to Court
Microsoft Corp. and Sun Microsystems, Inc. brought their dispute over Java to the courtroom this week, but both companies know the real battleground is in the technology arena.
Java Kit Gets Better Security
Users are anxious to find out if the security advances in Sun Microsystems Inc.’s latest Java Development Kit (JDK) live up to their billing.
Java seems redeemed at Internet World 97
The difference? JDK 1.1 is a whole lot better than JDK 1.0, say developers