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• Court decides: Unix belongs to Novell, not to SCO

  In the court case concerning Unix rights, it looks very much as if SCO has just lost the decisive round: in the considered opinion of Utah District Court, Novell is the owner of the code. The court refutes SCO's claims of ownership.

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• Welcome

  This column is about IT, not about politics. The names of politicians sometimes come up in this space – mostly because of something they did that is related to IT, but it is never my goal to descend into the political fray.

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• Brainshare 2007

  Novell’s new integration emphasis was on display at their annual Brainshare conference in Salt Lake Ciy, Utah.

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• Welcome

  I happen to be writing this column on a day when the US Senate is conducting hearings on artificial intelligence (AI) and, specifically, whether a need exists for greater regulation.

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• It's Final: SCO Loses, Novell Wins

  After five years of litigation between SCO and Novell, the final judgment from the U.S. District Court in Utah is that the rights to Unix belong to Novell. SCO, which is already financially stressed, owes Novell around 2.5 million dollars.

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