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• Users tell Microsoft not to rely on secrecy of code
• Somerfield speeds up product development with online system
• Intel plays catch-up on hybrid 64-bit chips
• Council IT chiefs want licence role
• Nokia links handheld to enterprise IT
• Licence renewal gives UK firms a chance to strike better MS deals
• Firms fail to back up data properly
• Users warned of security lock-in
• Whitehall delays launch of national e-crime plan
• CW backs BCS awards
• Campaign gains all-party support
• Microsoft woos users with raft of enhancements
• IBM eases business apps onto Nokia handheld
• Mitsubishi develops fast 16-way optical switch
• Microsoft denies RealNetworks charges
• ROI on mobile devices not a big concern, say CIOs
• Overseas outsourcing brings privacy risks
• Multimedia services star at 3GSM World Congress
• IBM wins huge German mainframe contract
• Patch provided for Linux kernel flaw
• San on demand rolls out at HR firm
• Trust abandons core IT system
• Somerfield speeds up development process with online system
• Local authorities demand greater say in licensing negotiations
• US security arm makes bid for private sector data
• US backs RFID tags for prescription drugs
• BEA boosts quarterly profit and revenue
• Spam laws hinder us, claim direct marketers
• Be prepared for the terabyte era, says Intel
• Pentagon buys Linux Networx supercomputer
• FBI and industry groups develop anti-piracy seal
• VeriSign deploys internet hub in China
• IBM addresses growing data retention needs
• Microsoft's Lindows battle moves to Canada
• Mozilla launches European support arm
• GoodLink software makes UK debut
• Hewlett-Packard turns in profit
• Goodlink mobile messaging arrives in UK
• Ariba extends spend management suite
• HSBC offshore deal likely to set a benchmark
• House of Fraser jumps on RFID bandwagon
• PA-Risc wins stay of execution as HP begins migration to Itanium
• Dell adds InfiniBand to its switches
• BT wins £530m NHS broadband contract
• GE acquisition drives down Amersham annual profit
• Cingular/AT&T Wireless merger won't solve coverage problems, say analysts
• US Navy contract under control, EDS chief insists
• HP lifts lid on mobile comms offerings
• Don't download our code, says Microsoft
• Microsoft and Sun offer opposing Java tools
• Firms release latest server management spec
• Yahoo starts Google search phase-out
• Microsoft beta tests Virtual Server 2004
• Anti-virus firms warn of NetSky variant
• IBM readies software evaluation kits
• Microsoft offers security update CDs
• Bank of America sets up Indian subsidiary
• Cisco offers video system for internet phones
• Intel releases more chip details
• Met Police to consolidate £650m outsourcing contracts
• Intel promises 64-bit extensions technology
• Windows leak reveals Explorer vulnerability
• Operators offer seamless Wi-Fi service
• New service promises no more web or IM viruses
• Judge dismisses FTC suit against Rambus
• Microsoft supports discounted medical information technology
• PeopleSoft expands India operations
• Sony Ericsson bundles RealPlayer
• Cisco adopts global standard for ethernet ports
• Lindows cuts a dash in Europe
• Siemens plans expansion in China and India
• Intel boosts the digital home
• European Commission rejects Microsoft offer
• Coca-Cola signs deal with SAP
• Firms debate IT catastrophe bond
• Google internet items pass six billion mark
• Siemens and Huawei set up TD-SCDMA venture
• Quickfire hackers exploit Microsoft vulnerability
• Legislation is only way to stop central government IT disasters
• HP launches automation software
• Ofcom not focusing on business users, says CMA
• UK poor in delivering broadband
• Cingular snaps up AT&T Wireless
• ITNet reveals bumper profits for 2003 and Nats contract extension
• Europe resumes Oracle/PeopleSoft bid probe
• Customs system delay to cost $43m
• AMD unveils low-power Opterons
• IBM launches autonomic computing toolkit
• Chip designers look at low-power, high-perfomance processors
• Disney throws out Comcast offer
• IBM lands Delta Lloyd outsourcing contract
• E-government £220m funding is ignoring local needs, warn IT users
• Johnson Matthey rolls out web-based business intelligence
• M&S uses genetic IT to create best displays
• Get advice before filing BSA audit
• Linux will not rival Windows on the desktop for another two years
• IT chiefs put user demands to suppliers
• Lloyd's moves to end paper-based transactions will save £50m a year
• Sophos patch for MyDoom re-issued
• Microsoft source code on the web



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