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• Freescale announces dual-core PowerPC chip
• Bulldog bites at broadband
• Video recording direct to Lan
• IDC Forum: The threats to IT
• Dell introduces new compact desktop PC
• Toshiba has big plans for a small drive
• Toshiba notebooks cold-shoulder Pentium M
• Panasonic unveils high-speed SD cards
• Microsoft and Amazon file phishing lawsuits
• HD-DVD goes to brink of mass production
• IBM wrests back supercomputer crown
• Government and industry to work together to fight internet abuse
• Motorola to cut 1,000 jobs worldwide
• Microsoft open sources web authoring app
• i2 sets up software development operation in Beijing
• Ex CA exec Kumar loses perks after indictment
• Hands-on IT courses are tailored for small firms
• Logging on to Windows using Kerberos: Single domain environment
• NHS joint IT chief resigns after six months in the job
• The network clampdown
• Read the small print
• EU team takes 'proven' route to nano-switches
• Converged councils
• Cooking up improved Wan
• Poor investment leads to poor security
• Mobility benefits for Lewisham
• IT strategy not for outsourcing
• PC market sends out mixed messages
• IBM uncorks Masala special brew
• IDC Forum: Has IT lost its strategic edge?
• HP, Sun and IBM in big RFID push
• Scottish Executive seeks new IT contract
• Give media back to the people, Timms tells Labour Party conference attendees
• Microsoft ready comply with EU over media player exclusion
• Cisco dumbs down switch management
• SAS launches automated forecasting tool
• Wal-Mart mock-up to test RFID
• Ivory poaches web services for mainframe apps
• Compuware readies tools for Microsoft apps development
• IronPort's latest app detects and responds to e-mail viruses
• Network emulator tests Wan latency
• Dell upgrades high-performance cluster line
• Intel drops plans for Wi-Fi access point in Grantsdale
• Wireless access management without switches
• Lack of PC access means one in four could be excluded from e-gov
• Fast Guide: iSCSI
• Five steps to using the Kerberos protocol
• Kerberos advantages
• BearingPoint lands massive US contract
• Friends and rivals unite to help young homeless
• BCS winner extols value of placement
• Home Office trains 15,000 staff in XP to support upgrade
• Female IT bosses' prospects better than ever
• Colleges offer supplier courses for a fraction of training firms' prices
• Firewall falls in with FortiGate-5000 security force
• The virtual path to desktop management
• China's first 300mm chip plant starts production
• Commerce One finally hits the rocks
• Via gives a PCI Express boost to AMD-based computers
• Cisco starts China offensive with R&D
• Microsoft is ready to remove media player for EU
• Hackers turn from vandalism to extortion
• Cisco unveils switches and software for SMBs
• Microsoft to charge for Hotmail-Outlook link
• Philips chips lose their lustre
• East End trounces Silicon Valley
• HP drops Itanium workstations
• Four sacked over Los Alamos security breaches
• Future skills warning
• Co-op and Fujitsu settle dispute
• Swansea project to cost 50% more
• JPeg flaw code posted on the web
• Trusts could get £16m bill to support GPs' systems
• Principia to deliver NCC services
• Desktops top IT directors' shopping lists
• Former CA boss Kumar accused in fraud scandal
• IT warned to step up work on regulatory compliance
• Authorize.Net says it has 'learned' from attack
• Introducing Kerberos
• Ofcom encourages new services and price cuts
• CMA events offer advice on security
• 3Com 6000 could make it easier to build best-of-breed networks
• Survey reveals firms are ignorant to IT security threats
• JP Morgan move opens up insource debate
• Coventry uses Open/2 for super-ATM project
• Courts boosts stores' connectivity
• Netcool/Vista aims to boost infrastructure management
• Portal to map routes for wide-load hauliers
• Sun wears Linux hat but stands by Solaris
• Storage server signals return to NAS strategy
• HSBC executive urges regulators to get real
• PeopleSoft users face uncertain future
• Sun unveils pay-per-use grid for non-transactional data processing
• Users forced to wait until 2008 for full PC security under Longhorn
• Inland Revenue learns security lessons
• New deal tightens Revenue security further
• Lloyds TSB simplifies staff access to systems
• IBM says users show grid is commercially viable
• Shortfalls in funding could delay key police IT projects, warns Pito
• Wi-Fi world under threat from Symbol patent



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