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• French Defense Ministry to adopt high-security Linux
• Europeans play key role in Microsoft research
• AMD 'disappointed' by Microsoft's 64-bit delays
• PeopleSoft sweetens market with free services
• Icann considers Africa move
• Oracle extends PeopleSoft offer
• More dangerous Microsoft Jpeg exploits released
• Spam taking over inboxes
• Multiple strategies guard youth services agency
• Canon backs new Windows synchronisation protocol
• Ireland blocks calls to 13 countries to thwart internet scam
• DoCoMo and Cingular to work on 3G
• Verity reports 30% quarterly revenue increase
• Siemens to migrate 350,000 users onto Exchange 2003
• AOL issues ID tokens to encourage e-business
• IBM and AMD extend partnership to 32 nanometer technology
• Suppliers accused of fraud in US educational programme
• PalmOne reports 62% rise in Q1 revenue
• IT must broaden recruitment or face skills shortage
• US expects to lose more IT jobs to offshoring
• Italian telecoms firm to develop phone handsets
• Halligan steps down from NPfIT
• IP networking changing the way companies deploy IT systems
• System crash hits US freshers
• Cisco pumps cash into South Korea
• European 3G market gets a boost from Vodafone
• Red Tape tying down SMEs
• Business start up boost
• 3Com locks down the network
• Firms unite to facilitate web services
• Global DSL subscription grows to 78 million
• PeopleSoft woos customers discounts and free upgrades
• Extortionists hit US credit card firm
• Former CA chief Kumar indicted on fraud charges
• First update fixes SP2 VPN bug
• AV products mixed on detecting new malicious .jpg files
• Security Bytes: New .jpg attack imminent; CA agrees to pay $225 million for federal violations
• CosCom makes moves to defend IP contact centre patents
• PeopleSoft chief defiant on takeover threat
• Alcatel offers more bandwidth for home entertainment services
• Surround sounds good for testing
• Rad view of the web
• Mercury takes the next steps on the path
• Sun woos financial services industry with pricing and features
• Sony to develop 200Gbyte Blu-ray storage
• Microsoft disc-to-disc back-up targets storage market
• New face to lead Microsoft's public sector group
• SAP reinstates Europe user conference
• Ford opts for SBC IP phones
• Jpeg flaw code is posted on the internet
• PeopleSoft and IBM strike middleware alliance
• Offshore security can be compromised by cultural differences
• EMC hires ex-IBM grid guru for CTO role
• Sun 10 development tool due by end of year
• Oracle and Dell offer server/database bundle
• Can Cybertrust BeTrusted to keep your networks TruSecure?
• Peoplesoft products aid deployment of new systems
• Privacy bill unnessary, carriers tell US senate
• US city plans mesh Wi-Fi network
• Sun offers pay-as-you-go computing service
• IBM and Boeing alliance targets govt IT contracts
• Survey shows SOX bringing IT, business together
• European conference focuses fight against cybercrime
• TI remains lukewarem about WiMax broadband delivery
• Bugs make magistrates IT system 'unfit for purpose'
• Intel continues 'digital home' investments
• Nationwide eyes efficiency gains with in-house campaign system
• Sun sets controls for heart of financial centre
• Merger creates rival for Symantec
• Microsoft ready to make more big acquisitions, says CFO
• Sun releases first Nas box
• Ask Jeeves revamps search and gets personal
• United takes off with Enigma content management
• Microsoft introduces Data Protection Server
• Samsung develops high-capacity memory chips
• HP forms new blade group
• AOL to promote Aim Robots
• It is easy to change to another MSP
• Privacy law must not penalise business
• Securing Web services requires out-of-box thinking
• Roaring trade with Ethernet
• RFU’s conversion of resources
• Colleges offer the inside track
• Multimedia boost for conferences
• MoD invests in RFID after critical report into Iraq logistics problems
• IBM launches low-end Power5 Linux servers
• Flaw found in Unix/Linux admin tool
• Linux interoperability improved
• Web services look set to be the next big risk
• Growth in security holes will increase downtime
• Regulations are pushing users to outsource security management
• Libra is 'not rocket science', says director
• Future of GPs' system still unclear
• E-business sites at new risk
• Microsoft warns of JPeg danger
• Join forces, PeopleSoft users urged
• Philips to give staff electronic IDs
• JP Morgan cancels £2.8bn IBM outsourcing deal
• No competition on bids for project and supplier renegotiates deal twice
• Biometrics 'not yet ready to secure corporate IT'



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