Top Story - Where Microsoft Stands on Cloud ComputingMicrosoft is betting on the cloud to provide the next wave of innovation and opportunities for technologists, businesses and consumers. CEO Steve Ballmer has said that the vendor is "all in" for the cloud, which potentially represents a $3.3 trillion market (about Rs. 148.5 lakhcrores). But where does its cloud computing platform stand today? To gauge Microsoft's cloud momentum, check out our latest news stories, product reports and user adoption stories. | ||
Top Story - New, Under-Attack Microsoft FlawA critical new zero-day flaw involving Microsoft DirectShow's processing of QuickTime content is under attack, Microsoft reported today. | ||
Top Story - Arch Rivals Microsoft and Google Team UpArchrivals Microsoft and Google have teamed up to sue a company called GeoTag, claiming the company improperly used a patent to file lawsuits against several hundred organizations. | ||
Top Story - Microsoft Warns Of New Windows Zero-Day BugMicrosoft recently warned Windows users of a new unpatched vulnerability that attackers could exploit to steal information and dupe people into installing malware | ||
Top Story - New Option with Cisco, Microsoft Cooperation on Virtual SwitchingCisco support will make Microsoft's Hyper-V environment more attractive to corporate customers, but it remains to be seen whether that's enough for Hyper-V to give VMware's ESXi a run for its money. | ||
Top Story - Microsoft Leaves Some Office XP Users PatchlessSkips fix for flaw in nine-year-old suite, but patches Office 2003, 2007. | ||
Top Story - Microsoft Blacklists All DigiNotar CertificatesMicrosoft blacklisted all DigiNotar certificates after seeing active attacks from at least one fraudulent digital certificate issued by DigiNotar. The company has released updates for all versions of Windows with the new blacklisted data. | ||
Top Story - 5 Questions to Ask Before Buying Microsoft LicensesLet's face it: Microsoft software licenses are expensive. And that's just the way the folks in Redmond want it. Otherwise, that $62 billion a year revenue stream might drop to a mere $52 billion. | ||
Top Story - Microsoft to Fill SharePoint Gaps with Office 365 App StoreAs Microsoft looks to bring SharePoint customers to the cloud, one challenge will be providing a robust set of tools through the newly announced Office 365 Marketplace. | ||
Top Story - Microsoft, Facebook Could Use Skype Against GoogleFacebook may not have bought Skype, but the social networking company may still reap the benefits. | ||
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