Redmond Report, July 25 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Redmond Report, July 25

07/25/2005

This week: Citrix hotfixes Windows rollup problem; DoS flaw continues to linger; Microsoft 2005 revenue keeps climbing; Longhorn renamed Windows Vista.

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

NetIQ to Lay Off 150
HP to Cut 14,500 Jobs
Two New Itanium 2s Feature Faster Front-Side Bus
Microsoft Sues to Stop Kai-Fu Lee from Joining Google
Microsoft Names Citrix Global ISV Partner of the Year
Citrix Posts Hotfixes for Problem Caused by Windows 2000 Update Rollup
PC Growth Puts Pressure on Microsoft to Shine in Annual Report
Microsoft Revenue Train Rolled Along in Fiscal 2005
DoS Flaw Affects Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003
Windows AntiSpyware Beta Updated
Microsoft Aims to Acquire FrontBridge Technologies
Finjan Gets Investment from Microsoft
Longhorn Renamed Windows Vista

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