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For fans of Linux who have been holding out that ‘next year’ will be the time Linux overtakes Windows, it may be closer than you think.

Intel announced Tuesday that it will reduce its workforce by 11 percent by 12,000 employees. The goal, Intel says, is to reduce its reliance on a PC market that is imploding around it, while enacting long-term change to address the mobile inter-connected world.

As expected, the European Union’s European Commission formally charged Google with violating antitrust laws by forcing its hardware maker and wireless carrier partners to bundle its own apps and services in the dominant Android mobile OS.

Learn how you can get a handle on mobile device management with this overview of Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite and Microsoft Intune.

Aidan Finn outlines his thoughts on how Microsoft can turn its mobile story around.

The U.S. Supreme Court this week refused to hear a challenge to an important Google book scanning lawsuit, leaving an appeals court decision in place. It’s just the latest in a long line of reminders of how hands-off the U.S. is with tech giants compared to the EU.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Azure Container Service that allows you to use open source software with their cloud platform.

The seamlessly ending possibilities of cloud computing have changed the way we use the Internet. But with new possibilities come new problems, and security concerns have rightly been highlighted as a potential deal breaker when it comes to deploying cloud services.

Understanding the basics of a Microsoft Azure virtual machine makes it easier to not only design and price virtual machines, but also lends itself to troubleshooting machines that go wrong.

Intel has announced a new low-cost PC platform which will likely power the Surface 4 but the chips will not be available until later this year.