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Siemens buys Garderos for wireless integration platform
Siemens has strengthened its wireless broadband offering to operators with the takeover of Garderos for an undisclosed sum.30 Sep 2005
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US patent office rules against Microsoft in browser battle
Microsoft has lost a patent infringement battle over its wrongful use of a key web browsing technology.30 Sep 2005
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HP promotes ProCurve Identity Driven Manager to version 2.0
HP has unveiled the next edition of ProCurve Identity Driven Manager to deliver secure and improved access to wired and wireless network resources.30 Sep 2005
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Bell Labs runs 100Gbps Ethernet over optical fibre
Lucent Bell Labs is developing an optical networking standard that can take advantage of the emerging 100Gbps Ethernet standard.30 Sep 2005
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Judge bars Yahoo's new hires from interactive voice project
A US court has temporarily barred more than a dozen engineers hired by Yahoo from working on interactive speech technology at the search engine and web portal company, after their previous company ...30 Sep 2005
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Truth, lies and DVD: War of words erupts over technology
The battle over next-generation DVD formats is heating up, with Dell and HP confirming their support for a different standard to the one chosen by Intel and Microsoft earlier this week.30 Sep 2005
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Cost nosedives as Continental Airlines buys budget security system
Continental Airlines is rolling out a cut-price data security system to control user access and contain malicious security breaches.30 Sep 2005
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BAA wins 100% internet uptime guarantee in three-year deal
Airport giant BAA has signed a three-year deal with virtual network operator Sirocom giving it increased bandwidth and ISP-independent internet access.30 Sep 2005
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IT clean-up streamlines business at Reckitt Benckiser
Household goods maker Reckitt Benckiser has claimed significant efficiencies from simplifying its IT infrastructure.30 Sep 2005
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Credit reference agencies build industry encryption standard
Equifax, Experian and TransUnion are developing an encryption standard to protect sensitive customer data.30 Sep 2005
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On-demand CRM growing in popularity as Oracle prepares for acquisition of Siebel
Oracle's acquisition of Siebel could breathe new life into on-demand CRM, which removes the need for users to buy and manage their own systems29 Sep 2005
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Your shout: SOA shivers, men only, the real offshore objective
Computer Weekly readers have their say29 Sep 2005
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SODA best for global applications
SODA best for global applications29 Sep 2005
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Managed security services
Symantec’s Internet Security Threat Report published last week analysed the trends in security over the last six months.29 Sep 2005
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MIT targets $100 laptop at schoolchildren
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology says it will launch a $100 (£58) Linux-based laptop prototype this November to help schools in developing countries adopt electronic learning.29 Sep 2005
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Firefox browser loses momentum
The open-source Firefox browser’s challenge to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser is slowing.29 Sep 2005
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CA puts Clarity on Linux platform
Computer Associates has released a version of its Clarity IT governance software for the open-source Red Hat Linux operating system.29 Sep 2005
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BlackBerry maker harvests 57% rise in profits
RIM, the manufacturer of the BlackBerry push e-mail mobile device, has posted a 57% jump in second-quarter profits as it fights off increasing competition in the market.29 Sep 2005
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M7 acquisition moves BEA further down open-source route
BEA Systems has acquired open-source applications tools developer M7.29 Sep 2005
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Find out how to bridge the communications gap
Communications between the business and IT will be the subject of the next meeting of the Computer Weekly 500 Club (CW500).29 Sep 2005
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