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Tsar must deliver joined-up IT for health service
Health Service IT managers have welcomed Richard Granger's appointment as NHS IT tsar - a job which has been described as the IT...09 Sep 2002
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Symbol wireless switch to centralise control of WLANs
Symbol Technologies has unveiled an intelligent wireless LAN switch that may herald a change in how IEEE 802.11x networks are...09 Sep 2002
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WorldCom broadens its VPN services
WorldCom has announced a series of additions to its global virtual private network (VPN) offerings, including an IP-based VPN...09 Sep 2002
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New HP division clarifies internal IT strategy
Hewlett-Packard has created a new group within its HP Services unit to handle internal IT problems and implementations as well as...09 Sep 2002
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Top management departures continue at Veritas
Veritas Software chief technology officer Paul Borrill has resigned in a continuing series of high-level management changes that...09 Sep 2002
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CA ordered to pay $10.3m over buyout violations
An appeals court has ruled that Computer Associates International (CA) must pay at least $10.3m (£6.6m) to a group of...09 Sep 2002
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Viruses pose huge threat to retailers and manufacturers
The IT departments of retail and manufacturing organisations face a major battle against viruses according to security experts...09 Sep 2002
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Intel Developer Forum: Spotlight shines on mobile PCs and handheld devices
The Intel Developer Forum, which begins today (Monday), will focus on notebooks and emerging mobile devices rather than desktop...09 Sep 2002
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RapidChip to speed up chip customisation
Hardware manufacturers will be soon able to order custom chips for electronic devices more quickly and cheaply than with existing...09 Sep 2002
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Microsoft aims to deliver 64-bit blow to Unix
Microsoft is continuing its quest to displace Oracle and other Unix databases with its own SQL Server platform, and is developing...09 Sep 2002
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Dell cluster boosts university's computing power
Dell Computer last week announced the installation of the second-largest server cluster sold to date under a high-performance...09 Sep 2002
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New fabrication plant planned for Shanghai
Contract chip maker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) plans to seek Taiwanese government approval for plans to build a...09 Sep 2002
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Microsoft claims .net removes need for application server
Microsoft plans to defy the industry trend for vendors to develop a separate application server for deploying Internet...09 Sep 2002
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Oracle to cut 270 UK consulting jobs
Oracle is to embark on a further round of cost saving measures by cutting 270 staff at it UK consultancy offices.09 Sep 2002
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Image-ready Nokia on sale in US next year
Nokia has unveiled two new mobile phones - one a combination phone/camcorder/digital still camera model - at its Nokia Totally...09 Sep 2002
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Sapphire: Plattner promises lower total cost of ownership
Hasso Plattner, co-chairman and chief executive of SAP, has used his keynote speech at the Sapphire conference in Portugal to...09 Sep 2002
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Sony and Philips develop new wireless standard
Sony and Philips Electronics are to jointly develop a new short-range radio-frequency communication technology.09 Sep 2002
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Thought for the day:The best things in life are free
Research wizard Peet Morris gives his personal take on the hot issue of the day.The Web never ceases to astound me with the...08 Sep 2002
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Windows XP service pack out today
Microsoft's first service pack for its Windows XP operating system will be made available today.08 Sep 2002
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Microsoft: "Our products aren't engineered for security"
Brian Valentine, senior vice-president in charge of Microsoft's Windows development, has made a grim admission to the Microsoft...06 Sep 2002
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