TurboHercules vs IBM
From Techrights
TurboHercules, a company with roots close to Microsoft's, provoked IBM and filed an antitrust complaint along with other companies, some of which partly owned by Microsoft.
In order of appearance, this case was covered in:
- Microsoft Proxy Attack on GNU/Linux Continues With TurboHercules
- Eye on Security: Windows Malware, Emergency Patches, and BeyondTrust’s CEO from Microsoft"
- IBM Uses Software Patents Aggressively
- IBM’s Day of Shame
- IBM Will Never be the Same After Taking Software Patents Out of Its Holster
- Thumbs up to Ubuntu for Removing a Part of Microsoft; TurboHercules Likely a Psystar-Type Microsoft Shell
- Why IBM Does Deserve Scrutiny (Updated)
- TurboHercules’ Ties With Microsoft Explained
- Florian Müller Seemingly Connected to CCIA
- TurboHercules’ Secret Home in 701 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4200 Seattle, WA 98104
- Patents Roundup: IBM, TurboHercules, Microsoft, New Zealand, Palm, and CompTIA
- TurboHercules’ Attack on IBM Gains Support From Microsoft Investor/Booster and More
- TurboHercules Confirmed to be Funded by Microsoft to Attack GNU/Linux/IBM
- At Microsoft, “Choice” Means Adding Windows, Marginalising/Suing GNU/Linux
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