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• NTL planning “thousands of redundancies”
• HP tests more cost-effective datacentre air cooling
• British Energy builds new supply chain with IBM
• Amex warns over ID-theft pop-up
• OpenDocument Foundation delivers Office plug-in
• Intel to unveil Core 2 Duo chip range
• Wells Fargo loses customer data
• Beatles lose latest Apple trademark dispute
• ForeScout joins TCG
• Qualcomm supports Windows Mobile on new chipsets
• Sun offers Linux easier Java licensing terms
• Oracle strengthens Sensor Edge RFID platform
• NHS prescription system will be up to six months late
• Unisys deepens JBoss partnership
• Users warned over Wi-Fi standard hold-up
• OpenDocument Format given ISO approval
• Tuesday release of critical fixes for Windows and Exchange
• Ofcom announces winners of GSM spectrum auction
• Release of Java Enterprise Edition 5 imminent
• Battery recycling mandatory from 2008
• More data tapes go missing at Iron Mountain
• BAE signs up for five more years with CSC
• Shifting services back indoors
• eSoft distributes intelligence to SMBs
• WildPackets announces SMB network troubleshooting
• Cisco and Microsoft take CRM to SMBs
• SMEs bear the brunt of IT security risk
• IBM offers quick advantage to SMBs
• Microsoft settles anti-trust case
• QLogic HBA now supports virtualisation
• Virtualisation for the masses
• Avid breaks real time storage barrier
• Siemens introduces new IT infrastructure for the BBC
• Dashboards score badly
• Uncle Sam still loves its spam
• Firms spending more on services
• IP acts as catalyst for unified communications
• Mobile and fixed lines fuse fortunes
• Firms ill prepared for supply chain problems
• Tories to investigate government IT fiascos
• Critical security update issued for Firefox
• Microsoft drops plans for Vista to support RSA tokens
• Security threat doubles for Internet Explorer
• Windows Vista well behind schedule, warns analyst
• J Sainsbury completes UK’s largest ever IT insourcing from Accenture
• SAP and Microsoft rename Mendocino for next month's launch
• New Origami device unfolds
• Kraft signs £1bn deal with EDS
• Comverse CEO resigns after stock allegations
• New service shutdown threat for Blackberry users
• Anti-phishing network relaunched
• Intel to spend $1bn to help developing nations adopt IT
• Windows platform arrives for online software providers
• Mac OS as vulnerable to hackers as Windows
• Sun sets on Scott McNealy’s reign
• BBC looks to SOA for interoperability savings
• Staff are not given the IT they need, says Ballmer
• US military made basic errors in data security, says hacking suspect
• Justice IT chief takes reins as government CIO
• Debate praises UK E-Science Programme as grid computing speeds up research
• Meltdown warning over HP battery packs
• Next move: How do I get back into programming?
• Subsidised courses offered to help London SMEs get more out of IT
• Database mirroring boosts system availability in SQL Server 2005 SP1
• Widgets take centre stage in Opera 9 beta
• Financial firms urged to look into open source
• Sony cuts its web costs with datacentre deal
• Exploited flaw traced as far back as Oracle 8
• VoIP ‘not secure enough’, warn bank chiefs
• Make the case for shared services, warns Socitm president
• Pearl finalises £486m Tata contract
• NHS trust issues apology after IT error cancels 600 appointments
• Euronext.liffe enters key phase in transition to Linux/Intel
• Quantum key system breaks speed record
• Intellect calls for rethink of OGC models
• Government tests secure Linux to protect web server applications
• Suppliers urged to ease security use
• Cut-price mainframe from IBM
• Demand for management skills booms in two-speed jobs market
• Technical news in brief
• Technology news in brief
• Intel job cuts loom
• Government saves £45m on Oracle deal
• Police National Computer no help in tracing missing ex-cons
• Morgan Stanley cancels MasterCards following US theft
• MOT system breakdown sends garages back to paper
• Telcos invest heavily in triple-play
• BSA doubles bounty for informants
• Nokia forced to stump up £150m in patent dispute
• Avocent acquires LanDesk management software
• BT gets its hands on Dabs.com
• JDA to acquire Manugistics
• Smart mobile devices slip back in Europe
• BBC considers website adverts for foreigners
• Researchers discover digital camera "fingerprints"
• Hitachi issues fix for JP1 vulnerability
• Government pilots new NHS security system
• GNER accelerates Wi-Fi roll-out for passengers
• Microsoft buys up asset-tracking firm
• Podcast plays out security drama



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