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Microsoft no secret backer, SCO says
News BayStar Capital's $50m investment in SCO wasn't due to Microsoft's participation, said Blake Stowell, a spokesman for Lindon, Utah-based SCO. SCO Group dismissed a leaked memo that connects Microsoft to $86m in investments in the company, saying... [05 Mar 2004]
Today’s the day: SCO to name large user in lawsuit
News The Lindon, Utah-based company now seeks more than $5bn in damages from IBM. The SCO Group plans to expand its Linux legal attack today by filing a lawsuit against a large company using the open source operating system. [02 Mar 2004]
SCO latest claim against IBM - copyright
News The Lindon, Utah-based company amended its claims against IBM on the eve of a hearing about what information Big Blue needs to disclose to SCO, one of numerous steps along the path to a scheduled trial date of 11 April, 2005. [06 Feb 2004]
Unix dispute aired by Novell and SCO
News Lindon, Utah-based SCO is fighting with corporate users of Linux - and the software industry at large - and has engaged in a high-profile legal battle with IBM, all in an effort to establish its claim to fees for use of the open source operating... [14 Jan 2004]
Intel contributes to anti-SCO Linux fund
News Thus, the use of Linux "constitutes a violation of the United States Copyright Act", the Lindon, Utah-based company has said. Intel has become involved in the legal battle between the SCO Group and Linux, contributing money to a defence fund geared... [12 Jan 2004]
Does Novell-SuSE deal tread on non-compete clause?
News That's when Lindon, Utah-based SCO acquired Unix System 5 from Novell. Novell has denied claims by SCO Group that its planned acquisition of SuSE Linux violates an 8-year-old non-compete agreement. The enterprise software company issued a statement... [20 Nov 2003]
HP to protect customers from SCO fallout
News Lindon, Utah-based SCO has asserted that its code was unlawfully inserted into the open-source operating system. Hewlett-Packard is to indemnify its Linux customers against potential legal actions by SCO Group. [24 Sep 2003]
SCO profits turn up heat in Linux legal battle
News McBride said about 100 people had travelled to Lindon so far to view the disputed Linux code, which the company is displaying under certain nondisclosure terms. SCO Group claims it has enough money to continue waging its intellectual property fight... [15 Aug 2003]
IBM: There are 'forces' trying to wreck Linux
News The company, based in Lindon, Utah, has made intellectual property claims to certain code contained in some versions of Linux and is manoeuvering to gather licence fees from commercial applications of the operating system. [31 Jul 2003]
IBM denies charges of Unix theft
News SCO Group, a Lindon, Utah-based company still in the process of changing its name from Caldera International, is the inheritor of the Unix intellectual property initially developed at AT&T. IBM has denied SCO Group's allegations that it... [02 May 2003]
SCO sues IBM for $1bn
News The suit, filed on Thursday afternoon in the 3rd District Court of Salt Lake County in Utah, alleges misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair competition, breach of contract and tortious interference with SCO's business, the Lindon, Utah-based... [07 Mar 2003]
Are you ready to ditch your Microsoft Exchange?
News SCO, based in Lindon, Utah, and formerly called Caldera International, sells Linux software, but most of its revenue comes from its Unix products, OpenServer and UnixWare. The SCO Group has announced new Linux software that lets small businesses... [22 Jan 2003]
