Microsoft

The day the AV died

AV really died in 2009, Microsoft killed it.

Malware infections tripled in late 2013, Microsoft finds

The rise is attributed to 'Rotbrow,' a type of malware that downloads other bad programs

Amid staff shortage, tech leaders want more computer education in California schools

There is currently a large mismatch between demand and supply of computer science graduates, the industry said

Emails shed light on Google’s work with NSA

Exchanges between NSA director and Google execs suggest cooperation on data security

Spin off Xbox? What else was Gates going to say?

7 in 10 office workers barely use Microsoft Office anymore

Survey finds the only Office app still used daily is Outlook, which is bad news for Microsoft.

What XP’s end of support means for your business

Gates would back Xbox spin-off

But Microsoft co-founder sees Bing as 'fundamental' to company's strategy

Aggressive, persistent Windows tech support scammers continue to stalk consumers

'No signs of slowing down,' says Microsoft of bogus phone calls; Computerworld sees a spike in reports from readers

Why is a former NFL cheerleader making Google and Facebook nervous?

For the longest time, Websites have operated with impunity regarding their contract. One cheerleader may change that.