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• Microsoft releases key Longhorn technology
• Hewlett-Packard's final PA-Risc processor offers users last stop on road to Itanium 2
• Netscape 8 breaks Microsoft browser
• CA to restate accounts for last five years
• College trains for business needs
• Designers are key to Asic benefits
• Ipswitch issues server software patches
• Imperial College wins programming prize
• Initiative to help women climb IT research ladder
• Council automates recruitment analysis and cuts costs with online applications
• HP plans Integrity virtualisation
• Belfast opens high-tech centre
• Novell’s losses grow
• Server sales keep on rising
• Qwest throws in towel on MCI takeover
• Hackers break into Stanford University
• Nokia offers its technology to Linux developers
• Xansa bags Tesco
• Step 1: Understand what is being patched
• Outsourcing tide rolls in on product R&D
• Hackers hold users to ransom with encryption attacks
• IBM weaves cloak of anonymity for data sharers
• US moves closer to punitive spyware law
• Linux propels Oracle to top of RDBMS market
• Checkout Windows hits the shops
• Flexibility tools arrive for on-demand CRM
• Hackers could crash Cisco IP phones
• Sith attacks instant messaging users
• Volkswagen keeps Atos Origin in IT driving seat
• TeleWare grows enterprise hosted IT
• Sears pulls plug on CSC
• Dubai rendezvous for global IT outsourcing
• Public backs ID cards to beat identity theft
• ID cards could replace NI numbers
• Microsoft releases key Longhorn technologies
• Telecoms giant loses staff data
• Hostile profiling launches new wave of online attacks
• PalmSource CEO steps down
• EU sets Microsoft seven-day deadline
• Microsoft tool lets pirates bypass validation check
• NetApp expands midrange storage
• CA patches high-risk security hole
• Linux creator escapes open source cull
• Pre-CISSP: Options for the security newbie
• IT leaders defy their doubts on economy to up services spend
• Separating IT and business risk will no longer work
• Security and proving value are top concerns
• Suppliers fight Oz's key Wi-Fi patent
• Walsh to retire after 31 years' service
• Nationwide looks to virtual servers as the key to applications consolidation plans
• Mobile phone tracker keeps tabs on deliveries
• Memory cache vulnerability raises spectre of Intel chips being exploited by hackers
• Netscape patches v8 browser just hours after release
• Thousands of jobs could go at HP
• Hospital tags patients with RFID wristbands
• Microsoft Office 12 details revealed; TDK unveils prototype -- and more news briefs
• CBI warns ID cards will fail unless government gets a grip on detail
• Toshiba prepares robots' escape from Toyland
• Microsoft books .net a place at JavaOne
• Middleware will give ATMs wider functions
• IBM pushes SOA integration
• Fire hazard prompts another Apple recall
• Tesco and Royal Mail IT chiefs reap rewards
• NHS IT leadership changes hands - again
• FBI agent to be Microsoft UK security chief
• Oracle backs JD Edwards in Europe
• Server blades first goal of IBM/Nortel joint R&D push
• Personal home pages come to Google
• Vonage brings VoIP to Britain
• London gets new 020 phone number
• Gates pushes Office 12 at CEO summit
• IBM releases SME database
• Intel appoints new CEO
• Revenge drives network sabotage
• Student issues service pack 2 for Windows 98 SE
• IT salaries slip back in US
• Industry leaders to build on SAP platform
• SAP unveils CRM upgrade features
• Fujitsu adds Sparc64 iron to high-end server fire
• Oasis embarks on easy install standard
• New wave surge lifts BT out of trouble
• PizzaExpress puts bouncers on network doors
• Netscape releases scam-buster browser upgrade
• SAP for SMBs? You heard right
• Europe blows business intelligence
• Outsourcing to take bigger slice of IT spend
• Card fraud fears stimulate demand for biometric security
• Campaign tracker gives K/P all-round view
• AIM float to raise £3m for Hamsard
• Outsourcing relieves message management burden
• PalmOne bucks trend with 4Gbyte PDA
• IBM and Red Hat turn up heat on Sun
• UK jobs to benefit from outsourcing growth
• CSC managed services are go with Nasa
• Atos Origin lands Bluegarden BPO
• Microsoft sued over Excel/Access data link
• HP posts bigger profits and smaller headcount
• Google launches enterprise desktop search
• SAP joins battle with Oracle for SMEs
• Microsoft follows Firefox lead



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