- Mon Sep 25 2000 Sun rises with new generation of servers
The company will unveil a new generation of Unix servers and UltraSparc processors, amid a cultural transformation that may prove more difficult than other product launches.
- Sat Feb 20 1999 The week's news: Pentium III debuts
Intel unveils a mid-range processor that boosts Internet multimedia, but the chip draws fire for its security features and yawns for seeming to be little more than a speedy successor in the aging Pentium line.
- Wed Dec 2 1998 Jinxed by Java (page 2)
Though Microsoft has attempted to splinter the market, Java still presents one of the most viable ways for the industry to grow outside Redmond's purview.
- Mon Jan 19 1998 Lessig defends himself in filing
In a declaration, special master Lawrence Lessig insists on his impartiality after Microsoft unsuccessfully petitioned a federal judge to remove him from the antitrust case brought on by the Justice Department.
- Mon Dec 29 1997 Notable updates
Notable updates
- Wed Jun 4 1997 Filing details MS, WebTV deal
WebTV may have been running short on cash, but the company had enough money to turn down Microsoft's first offer of $375 million, according to documents.
- Thu Oct 11 2001 Ciena: Done taking our lumps
Chairman Patrick Nettles remains confident about his company's ability to navigate industrywide problems as well as stepped-up competition from larger rivals.
- Sun Jul 8 2001 GE and Honeywell fail to tie the knot
It looked as if it would be a marriage made in heaven, but after a protracted and rocky engagement, these star-crossed corporations will not be walking down the aisle.
- Thu Dec 7 2000 Layoffs, warnings, market slump bruise tech sector
Although the crisis is most acute in the bleeding e-commerce niche, bruises are spreading to the broader technology industry--and even the U.S. economy as a whole.




