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‘Profound’ effect seen from Microsoft’s EU compliance

Microsoft's decision to cooperate with the EU ruling means open-source developers will be given access to the interoperability protocols inside Windows

Intel: Patent reform still needed

Intel's general counsel calls on Congress to pass patent reform and fix the problem of people who buy up patents for the purpose of litigating them

Microsoft won’t appeal European antitrust ruling

Microsoft's decision to accept the antitrust ruling will dispel any lingering uncertainty facing software and hardware developers over how to plan future product development

U.S. is opposed to extending Microsoft sanctions

Status hearing is scheduled for Nov. 6 that will likely address extending the restrictions placed on Microsoft by the 2002 antitrust ruling

Microsoft in compliance with 2004 ruling, EU says

Microsoft agrees to give open source software developers access to interoperability information, as required in the 2004 antitrust ruling

Is Desktop Linux for real?

A guide for Windows to Linux migration, social media blogging, and a fond farewell

10 tools to manage SOA

Get help with SOA's Big Three: Governance, quality, and management

More U.S. states urge extension of Microsoft antitrust settlement

New York, Maryland, Louisiana, and Florida, which had previously claimed that the antitrust ruling had served its purpose, are now backing an extension of the judgment

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Aruba countersues Symbol over Wi-Fi patent fight

Aruba suit argues that Symbol and Wireless Valley withheld information they were required to give to patent examiners, making their Wi-Fi patents invalid