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• SCO cannot back up copyright claims, say IBM
• Replacement cycle will spur PC sales
• Construction firm moves to thin client to boost productivity
• Symantec-Brightmail deal will make enterprise IT decisions easier, say analysts
• BEA prepares to unveil SOA strategy
• EMC gateway tempts remote office market
• Users create enterprise architecture group
• Berners-Lee extols semantic web vision
• Tech firms and users mush work together to secure cyberspace, says US group
• How emerging technologies make the grade
• Oracle perceived as 'annoying', president admits
• 'New wave' revenue breaks BT profit fall
• Tesco IT boss is a millionaire - again
• Sniffer suffers as rivals takes advantage
• US legislation targets sexually explict spam
• Usability key feature for Great Plains release
• IBM expands virtualisation plans
• Seagate prepares for disc drive revamp
• PeopleSoft claims Toe a success
• Open-source software merits debated
• IBM, HP and Microsoft talk autonomic strategies
• Microsoft shifts attention from Longhorn
• What to expect at Tech Ed
• RIM improves Blackberry management and Palm OS support
• Developers offer Mac OS on PCs tool
• BEA releases open-source WebLogic Java tool
• Reports of phishing scams skyrocket in April
• Symantec to acquire Brightmail in $370m deal
• Wal-Mart revises RFID expectations for suppliers
• Software foundation snubs SCO subpoena
• LAN-free, serverless and domino backups, oh my.
• IT experts not losing sleep over code theft
• Italy and World Bank fund IT system for Iraq
• Handheld device market in flux
• Flexibility and mobility saves BT millions
• Lucent settles accounting probe
• Oracle names witnesses in PeopleSoft case
• EU approves cable operator merger
• Cisco and IBM firm up IP ties
• Feedback sought for web services security draft
• IBM opens SOA design centres
• Gateway ends outsourcing deal with ACS
• CSC boosts quarterly revenue by 30%
• Lycos joins 1Gbyte e-mail space race
• HP quarterly revenue leaps 12%
• More information released on Cisco code theft
• Curtain up with Orange
• Council acts on mobile power concerns
• ClipDrive Bio secures mobile devices
• Citrix boosts MetaFrame connectivity
• Centrino push boots Wlan adoption
• Microsoft updates Commerce Server
• CeBIT showcases mobility
• Bluetooth rival nears
• Athletes in Polar position for data
• Analysts doubt PTT take up
• Airline grounds mobile data management costs
• Mac OS X hit with another security hole
• IBM and Qantas sign $446m IT outsourcing deal
• Eurim calls for IT security skills framework for police and business
• IBM signs up Workplace partners
• AMD to launch faster Opterons
• AMD to launch dual-core chips in 2005
• Fibre channel revenue will double, despite doubts
• US offshoring increasing at faster pace
• Computer Associates offers free virus alerts
• Cisco hit by source code leak
• Systinet and Actional boost web services wares
• Telelogic eyes SMEs as it opens Doors 7.1
• Microsoft and BearingPoint target governments
• EU funds 'unbreakable code' research
• Dell adds Bluetooth and XScale chips to PDAs
• Transmeta Efficeon chips will support NX security
• Large firms 'lose £13m a year each' by not scrapping failing projects
• Co-op stores trial finger-scan payment system
• Alliance implements anti-fraud IT
• Jewson takes apps support back in-house
• Welsh authorities collaborate to develop case management system
• Research council pays by results
• Give suppliers management role
• Experts cannot see business case for ID cards
• User concerns prompt Microsoft to rework Next Generation security
• Put passion back into your work
• IBM toolkit runs apps on any platform
• Business leaders offer guide to e-government
• Granger slams media coverage of NHS plan
• Boost UK govt cybercrime resources
• BAT to cut costs on EAI projects
• Fujitsu wins £5m Visa desktop deal
• IT governance gets the board's attention
• IT spending up as users keep a grip on day-to-day costs
• Intel's Fister named CEO of chip design firm
• BEA notches up mixed first quarter
• Oracle cuts PeopleSoft offer
• Oracle meets real-time business information demand with Bam tool
• Yahoo takes on Google with extra mail storage
• Don't overlook medium-risk flaws, firms warned
• HP and Canadian govt settle contract dispute
• Enterasys ships automated security manager
• Wi-fi switch security is a 'white elephant' - says switch firm



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