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• IT Expenditure Report winners announced
• Technology news in brief
• BT threatens to cut off heavy broadband users
• US tax agency systems are insecure
• Japanese heavyweights plan 45-nanometre chip production
• Microsoft gets new security chief
• Quality mark launched to measure “openness” of public IT systems
• Hotel group signs up Pasporte for managed network
• Internet Explorer security exploit code now circulating on web
• Banks targeted by login Trojan
• Revenue to invest £340m in online services
• Police complete palm print database roll out
• Microsoft announces UK Imagine Cup winners
• Systems to check on public services 'not fit for purpose', says NAO
• IT spend to rise by over 6%
• Brown axes home PC subsidy for firms
• New Samba 4 preview launched
• Microsoft confirms IE bugs - fix due in two weeks
• Capita boss quits after Labour loans fall-out
• Internet Explorer hit by third security flaw this week
• Oracle moves into business intelligence market
• Apple slams France's
• Sendmail hit by data interception flaw
• Samsung execs to be jailed for memory price fixing
• Microsoft unveils third-party web services development site
• First badware programs named
• Personal data on 200,000 HP employees stolen
• Sun Grid suffers DoS attack on opening day
• Microsoft offers unlimited technical support in latest anti-trust compliance shot
• Budget: Brown opens up R&D tax credits to larger firms
• Trojan hearse now collecting user log-in details
• EYE scores datacentre win
• Datacenter Dynamics boosts datacentre professionals’ accreditations
• Intel launches low power Xeon chip to save energy in datacentres
• Fujitsu delivers blade server powerhouse
• FBI slammed for overpaying contractors and losing equipment
• Red Hat dons Fedora 5
• Lucent wins battle to buy Riverstone
• Microsoft tackles second Internet Explorer bug this week
• Nortel unveils router range for converged networks
• VeriSign offers network vulnerability service
• Technology news in brief
• Next move
• Accenture launches initatives to recruit female IT professionals
• Wyse streams PC features to thin clients
• Unisys to hire 1,000 for expanded China operation
• Tech data news in brief
• US CIOs worry over cyber crime
• Asian IT firms prominent at CeBit
• RFID faces virus security risk
• Call for action against phishing
• Denial of service attacks a worry, says VeriSign
• New ‘ransomware’ virus at large
• UK companies fail electronic identity theft test
• Your Shout: public service IT; tech tallk in the boardroom
• Sun has storage taped
• Linux firm announces integrated virtualisation strategy
• EMC and IBM take credit in enterprise storage survey
• ADIC to buy storage rival
• RFID widens its grip beyond retailing
• UK tops European IT growth table
• Immigration changes help close skills gap
• Firms link BPM and SOA to drive efficiencies
• CIOs wasting governance investments
• Scrap legacy systems, says analyst
• CIOs not worried about security or compliance
• Oracle to improve integration with telematics
• IT managers dodge data loss danger
• Microsoft delays Vista until 2007
• Germany to get IP TV using Microsoft platform
• BT promises cheaper residential services with regulatory change
• HP ups server processing speeds by a third with new chipset
• Symantec cuts off thousands of AOL users
• US tax authority warns of identity thieves
• Sun makes new chip design open-source
• Novell to support NetWare users until 2015
• Microsoft brings apps and web designers closer together
• Oracle posts 42% profit increase
• Microsoft investigates new Internet Explorer bug
• HCI portal for SMBs launched
• Collax collaborates with Kaspersky Lab on SMBs’ anti-virus engine
• 3 enters data card arena
• Interactive knowledge centre cures SMBs' HR headaches
• Bulldog breed of SMB comms packages
• MPs slam Jobcentre contact centres' 'failure'
• NHS plan has failed to win over users, says NAO boss
• Headache for pension companies as delay in regulations has knock-on effect for IT
• Microsoft releases ALM platform
• The IT challenges caused by the government's foot-dragging
• Datacentres: Cool the costs, users told
• Computer Weekly tax campaign up for 'Oscar'
• Next phase of MS Software Assurance launched
• Alliance leads two-factor roll-out
• Holmes update aims to let police join forces
• Make business continuity a priority in offshore negotiations, says Norwich Union
• British Airways puts projects on fast track as board orders £10m IT spending cuts
• Mergers could benefit IT leaders, says AMR
• NHS trust seeks compensation over patient records system delay
• Microsoft backtracks on plan to support EFI in Vista system



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