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SCO shares fall after judge rejects appeal

By Diana

07.12.2006

Shares in Unix company SCO have plummeted, following a judge's decision to uphold an earlier ruling to throw out the majority of the company's legal case against IBM.

SCO has been embroiled in a court battle with IBM for three years, since it claimed that IBM's contributions to Linux infringed its Unix code.

Model-Based Code Generation: Set for Adoption

By Martijn Iseger, Marketing Director of MetaCase | 23.11.2006

Model-based code generation helps companies reduce the complexity of development as well as time-to-market. A...

Embedded-processing platforms: a second look

By Robert Cravotta, Technical Editor -- EDN | 09.11.2006

Processing platforms and their software-development ecosystems are becoming more important for the success of...

Apple's Exposure to Net Threats Rises

As part of its current ad campaign, Apple suggests that Macs aren't vulnerable to the same Internet security...

IBM goes on mainframe offensive

IBM has plans in place to spend tens of millions of dollars to coax new customers to buy the company's...

Oracle: Market share gains boosting profit

Business software maker Oracle will rely on market share gains rather than an uptick in technology spending to...

Oracle profits exceed analysts' forecast

Oracle, the world's largest database software maker, said Thursday fourth-quarter profit exceeded its forecast...

HP Has Higher Profit, Helped by PCs, Printers

Hewlett-Packard posted a better-than-expected profit as the No. 2 computer maker gained market share in...

Microsoft profit rises, outlook disappoints

Microsoft Corp. posted a 16 percent rise in quarterly profit on Thursday but missed Wall Street expectations...

Profits fall makes Intel feel blue

Intel will experience a 3 percent drop in revenue this year and is planning for possible layoffs...

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