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Special: Inside the development of Cyrix's 6x86MX
News MW: [M2] is for Windows 95 and NT. We didn't want to optimise for 95 at the expense of NT and vice-versa. On the development of the chip. MW: At the peak of the project I had about 25 people. We started in August or September 1995 and at that time...
[June 6, 1997, 14:35]
Bristol: It's payback time
News Bristol is suing Microsoft for allegedly monopolistic business practices around the licensing of Windows NT and related application programming interfaces. According to Bristol, the higher $263m figure incorporates the loss of potential OEM...
[June 22, 1999, 9:02]
Mannheim Linux switch underway
News In the first phase, due to be completed this year, Windows NT servers will be replaced by 110 Linux servers. Microsoft's withdrawal of support for Windows NT in 2004 was a major factor in deciding the city's migration.
[October 17, 2005, 13:25]
NT4 security support warning issued
News Microsoft's decision to extend support means that for $200,000 per year customers can buy "custom support" for NT 4 server until the end of 2006, which also includes security patches for the important and critical vulnerabilities.
[December 6, 2004, 15:35]
Microsoft shows sneak peek of Win2000 Beta 3
News At the same time, Microsoft officials admitted that application compatibility has been a problem with Windows 2000 (formerly NT 5.0) betas to date. When asked about Microsoft's plans for NT in the consumer space, Mehdi said Microsoft plans to rev...
[March 10, 1999, 9:06]
Associated Students UCLA Used Microsoft BackOffice to Significantly Expand Its Retail Stores
White Papers ASUCLA needed to streamline its earlier mixture of UNIX and Microsoft Windows NT Server platforms to a single platform for its Web site. It decided to focus on the Microsoft BackOffice family of products, including Microsoft Windows NT Server with...
[August 10, 2007, 10:52]
Microsoft to open source? Not likely...
News We have been able to avoid the fractionalisation of the Windows NT marketplace by bringing the work that people do back into a well-controlled source tree and making sure it gets subjected to the same quality control," said Ed Muth, Microsoft's...
[April 9, 1999, 15:07]
DeviceLock 5.7 review
Reviews The program works with Windows NT/2000/XP and Windows Server 2003. DeviceLock uses Remote Procedure Call (RPC) technology, the Windows NT user-level security subsystem for authentication for communication between the service and the manager.
[August 12, 2005, 17:05]
Tarantella moves closer to Windows
News With the release of Tarantella 3.2, the company has improved security and added support for Windows NT domain authentication and Web server authentication. We will do an NT-based version. Tarantella, the company that was created last year when SCO...
[February 5, 2002, 15:46]
Windows raises hacking insurance prices
News We saw that our NT-based clients were having more downtime [due to hacking]," says John Wurzler, founder and chief executive of the Michigan company, which has been selling hacker insurance since 1998.
[May 29, 2001, 11:00]
Sun or Digital - who's hurting now?
News With the Pentium Pro catching up, Windows NT customers will be tempted to go with Compaq. NT is automatically a cheaper platform; it's $1,000 a licence for Unix and $180 for NT. Banks are migrating to NT at a rate of four to one.
[August 7, 1996, 17:01]
Auction Windows? Experts disagree
News But the move was dismissed by Simon Moores, chairman of the Windows NT forum, as a cynical political move by state attorneys looking to "make careers on Microsoft's skull". Sacrificing ordinary Windows (not Windows NT or 2000) would not hurt so...
[March 29, 1999, 15:51]
Microsoft urges urgent action on Windows security hole
News Systems running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 with IIS 4.0 or IIS 5.0 enabled are also affected by the vulnerability, which gives an intruder complete control over the target machine. While patches are available for Windows NT 4.0 and for Windows 2000...
[June 20, 2001, 10:35]
Interview: HP's Frank on 'personal workstations'
News Basically, a personal workstation is a combination of Intel chips and Windows NT, where the traditional workstation would be a combination of RISC chips and Unix. Lots of people have talked about how Intel's fastest chips combined with the security...
[August 27, 1996, 11:58]
Microsoft warns on Windows and server security
News The bug affects most currently supported versions of Windows: 98, 98 Second Edition, Millennium Edition, XP, NT 4, NT 4 Terminal Server Edition and 2000. Patches are available for 98 and 98 SE, XP, NT 4, NT 4 Terminal Edition and 2000.
[October 4, 2002, 8:33]
One Year Ago: MS to release C++ for Win CE
News Visual C++ for Windows CE is an add-on to Visual C++ 5.0 that includes the full Windows CE SDK, as well as the Handheld PC shell, file system services and device driver emulation so developers can build Windows CE-based applications on Windows NT...
[April 8, 1998, 7:00]
Time to get a life, Windows eats all my free time
Blog It uses no system specific drivers, just standard NT interface drivers. Even with its generic NT style drivers, its extremely fast when compared to the full-tilt GUI version of Windows XP Pro SP2. The system starts running on a USB flash drive that...
[March 30, 2008, 11:40]
Sunfar 3C Reaps Performance Benefits With Automated Online Portal for Collaboration
White Papers In fact, in September 2003, Sunfar 3C set the record for the highest single monthly sales of NT$614 million, topping its NT$4833 million sales over the first eight months of the year, thus achieving a 16.6% increase in total sales over the same...
[September 28, 2007, 1:00]
Intel flattens VIA sales
News Revenues for October 2001 reached just over NT$3bn (£61.6m). The figure is a 17.1 percent increase over September's NT$2.6bn, but is roughly the same as sales for October 2000. Sales revenues for the year to the end of October amount to more than...
[November 1, 2001, 13:33]
Office 2000 heads for the Web
News The extensions, which run on NT Server or Workstation, provide users with a way to store and access server-based files from an Office browser and facilitate activities like Web publishing, Web discussions, and subscription and notification.
[June 7, 1999, 12:01]
