Software industry
Apple Computer is set to introduce a powerful line of Macintosh machines built around the long-awaited PowerPC, a move aimed at breaking Intel's dominance of the desktop chip market. The PowerPC chip, developed by a collaboration between Apple, IBM, and Motorola, is expected to provide faster processing speeds,
Software
A landmark agreement among Infonet Services Corp., Software Spectrum Inc., Microsoft Corp., and Corporate Software Inc. is set to transform the way multinational corporations manage their desktop software. The innovative solutions will enable MIS directors to regain control over worldwide distribution of new software, applications, and equipment. By leveraging Infonet&
Software
Apple's introduction of the Power Macintosh is seen as a significant moment in the company's history, following a series of product transitions that have raised concerns. However, the new machine appears to have overcome previous issues, offering exceptional performance and compatibility with existing software. Key Takeaways:
Software industry
Apple's rollout of PowerPC Macintoshes, launched in conjunction with IBM and Motorola, marks a significant shift in the company's strategy to regain its footing in the competitive personal computer industry. The new machines promise to be faster and more powerful than Intel-powered PCs, with a unique
Software industry
As powerful computing technology once reserved for workstations becomes increasingly accessible for desktop use, highly sophisticated software packages are poised to become more widespread. This trend is being driven by technology leaders such as IBM, Motorola, and Apple, who are heavily betting on the PowerPC chip. At the same time,
Software
The CORE LAN Array, a high-availability disk array, has successfully completed Windows NT Certification testing, marking a significant milestone in the compatibility between the two technologies. The CORE LAN Array, available in various capacities, is the first Disk Array to achieve this certification. Steve Timm, Technical Evangelist for Storage at
Microsoft Corp.
The emergence of RISC PCs is shaking the foundations of the personal computing market, where Intel's dominance has reigned supreme for years. Like turbochargers for high-performance cars, RISC chips have long powered workstations and have now entered the PC market. The introduction of Windows NT, a new operating
Microsoft Corp.
A federal jury in Los Angeles has found Microsoft Corporation liable for patent infringement, ordering the software giant to pay $120 million in damages to Stac Electronics. The case centered on Stac's patented data compression technology used in Microsoft's MS-DOS 6.0 software. Stac's
Software industry
Microsoft, the US-based software giant, is developing a low-cost video server called "Tiger" designed to deliver computerized video and interactive programming. The company claims its prototype can operate at a tenth of the cost of rival technologies being developed by other major players, such as Oracle and Silicon
Software industry
Oracle Corp. launched its "Media Server" computer software on Tuesday, designed to serve as a video jukebox on the information superhighway and rival Microsoft's hold on the software market. The introduction was accompanied by alliances with 20 prominent companies, including Apple Computer Inc., Motorola Inc., and
