Microsoft will ship Longhorn Server at the end of 2007
The main Windows server upgrade, codenamed Longhorn and unofficially known as Vista server, can be shipped in the second half of 2007.
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The main Windows server upgrade, codenamed Longhorn and unofficially known as Vista server, can be shipped in the second half of 2007.
Starting Sunday night (April 16), the famous virus authoring team Bagle transmitted a new spam dispersal tool, originating from a server located in Slovakia, to thousand…
Yesterday, Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for SQL Server 2005 to fix a series of errors in the server database application software. Thus, Service Pack 1 has official…
An American security company claims it has discovered the reason why Yahoo's e-mail service has recently been criticized for being less stable. That is because about 50%…
China has just announced a new law, stipulating that an unlicensed email server is illegal. In two weeks, when this law starts to take effect, the vast majority of compa…
Stopping single-core Opteron production was a very important decision for AMD, because the processor line helped the company increase x86 server market share from 5.4% t…
According to HP's announcement, in 2005 Asia-Pacific and Japan sales of HP Integrity server solutions exceeded $ 500 million. More than 8,000 servers and solutions
After the first time an expert installed the Windows XP operating system on Macintosh hardware, the world of open source users may be more surprised when Microsoft's new…
Security firm Sana Security is currently warning users of a new type of programmed malware aimed at stealing usernames and passwords.
Hewlett-Packard (HP) launches a new type of chipset for its middle and high-end servers. The new chipset will increase performance by 30% compared to the current Pinnacl…
The technical topic is always dry and uninteresting, but the story of AJAX's development process in the space of multimedia Internet applications has created an incredib…
Security experts have simultaneously warned of an unusually strong Internet attack, capable of burying the most popular websites and blocking global email traffic.
In a recent test, it was found that Windows operating system versions could be easily hacked for a minimum of 60 minutes.
Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks will always be the top threat to systems around the world. Technically, we can only hope that attackers can use tools and have a poor un…