Microsoft Corp. and Intel Corp. have opened a developers' laboratory and released an updated toolkit to support the planned release of a 64-bit version of the Windows 2000 operating system later this year, the companies announced today.
Sun Microsystems Inc. said today it has enlisted several companies to participate in its early access program for the release of StarPortal, its Web-based office productivity software.
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Intel yesterday demonstrated Bluetooth technology-based hardware and software products designed to enable PC manufacturers to add new wireless communications to notebooks and other PC products.
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Computer Associates will fight this week's ruling by a US judge that requires three of the software company's top executives to pay back $US550 million they received in executive compensation to CA.
In a boost to the deployment of its forthcoming Universal Plug and Play technology, Microsoft last week said it will spearhead a committee of industry heavyweights to develop Internet-based standards for new devices that will interoperate with the technology.
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The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has asked for more information about Microsoft's proposed $US1.3 billion acquisition of business diagramming software maker Visio in relation to potential antitrust problems.
Intel executives, looking forward into next year, have outlined a strategy that includes the release of a new "system-on-a-chip", code-named "Timna".
"In our launch of Windows 2000, we will have great support for ISPs," Koll says
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