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News Archive May 2008

30th May

• Microsoft pushes devs with wider IE8 beta

29th May

• Yahoo 'listening' to Microsoft

28th May

• Intel Centrino 2 chips hit with problems, delays
• Yahoo signs collaboration deal with WPP
• Red Hat builds new community around security
• IBM adds quad-core Opterons to the mix

27th May

• AMD: 'Huge, monolithic' chips not our style

23rd May

• Double-Take eases virtual server migration
• Facebook battles Google over access to user data
• Broadband competition thriving, claims Ofcom

22nd May

• Microsoft launches cashback rewards to Live Search users
• Cisco patches routers but worries remain
• HP introduces new 'green' label for products
• AMD must double processor market share to survive

21st May

• Make older add-ons work with Firefox 3.0
• New open-source DNS server released
• EMC: The age of high-end flash has begun
• IBM expands federated identity effort

20th May

• Microsoft renews low-cost supercomputing pitch
• AOL completes acquisition of social network Bebo
• U.K. tech agency: Microsoft's no friend to schools
• Google weighs up new move on Yahoo

19th May

• Microsoft in fresh approach to Yahoo

15th May

• BT profits nothing to phone home about
• Yahoo faces struggle for control
• Why are AMD systems prone to SP3 problems?
• Gates provides more Windows 7 details

14th May

• New Office 2007 add-on makes commands easier to find
• Yahoo investors cheered by Icahn
• Microsoft's new math on SMB Servers

13th May

• Fedora 9: Linux desktop alive and well at Red Hat

12th May

• Alarm at Google Yahoo partnering
• Will Vista in the enterprise ever take off?
• Powerset unveils test version of Google-killer
• AMD unveils low-power Opteron processor

6th May

• Patent fracas as Ruckus sues Netgear
• Dell forced to fix faulty keyboards

1st May

• Microsoft ponders next step in bid for Yahoo