Press Releases

January 23, 1996

Majority of Medium-Sized, Large Companies Already Testing or Deploying 32-Bit Microsoft Platforms

January 23, 1996

Microsoft Corp. has introduced a new licensing program enhancement to encourage customers to move to its 32-bit Windows operating systems, and to adjust the mix of operating systems in their organizations as user needs evolve.

January 23, 1996

The Ultimate SNA Server Starter Pak Gives Users a Simple Route To Advanced IBM Host Connectivity

January 23, 1996

Intel Corporation and Microsoft Corp. announced plans to work with AT&T, PictureTel and other industry leaders to achieve interoperable, standards-compliant implementations for conferencing on the PC.

January 23, 1996

Microsoft Corp. announced that its new product-support facility in Tucson, Ariz., has begun taking calls from customers who need technical assistance.

January 22, 1996

The National Football League (NFL), Microsoft Corp. and NBC Sports announced a complete schedule of events to be cybercast live from Tempe on the official Super Bowl XXX World Wide Web site, superbowl.com (http://superbowl.com).

January 18, 1996

Microsoft Windows and the OEM division drive strong revenues and earnings growth.

January 16, 1996

Wal-Mart, World’s Largest Retailer, to Go Online With Microsoft Solution

January 12, 1996

Microsoft Corporation and Novell, Inc. jointly announced they have reached a settlement with Scott W. Morris, who was doing business as the Assassins’ Guild Bulletin Board Service (BBS), in what is believed to be the largest settlement ever with the systems operator of a pirate electronic BBS.

January 9, 1996

Microsoft Corp. announced it has formed games-development relationships with Atomic Games, Crystal Dynamics, Rainbow America and Terminal Reality.