Server 2016 will continue the move toward cloud architectures that Microsoft began with Server 2012.
Larry Ellison promised to grow Sun products. Let's look at how well he kept those promises.
Former Opera exec offers up a Chrome-based browser with some power-user features.
Three major design issues prompted an IBM developer to warn enterprises to avoid it.
Service is supposed to offer end-to-end encryption but the site's track record is spotty.
Even as Microsoft pushes Office 365, it will keep the classic product the same.
Its cloud business is now half the size of Salesforce, and the gap is closing quickly.
Some see bad signs in Microsoft's changes to its security reporting processes.
Microsoft is cutting off support for the popular OS in six months, so you need to start putting together a migration plan now.
So long as you have a service contract, you need not worry about your work PC.
