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• Intel's Springdale appears in new PCs
• HP beats analyst expectations, but enterprise division slips into the red
• Visa figures highlight online shopping boom
• CSC and BT extend partnership with bid for £5bn defence contract
• XBRL is too complex for adoption
• Orange serves up MSN services in Europe
• HP rolls out Itanium OS
• User companies are hedging their bets with a mix of .net and J2EE
• Council to roll out XP to desktops remotely
• Microsoft demands passion for technology
• 2005 target will be met
• Roxio buys Pressplay for Napster relaunch
• IBM gets vertical with WebSphere
• Capita staff will access police computer files
• GPs voice patient confidentiality concerns
• End-users taught to recycle PCs as part of computer driving licence
• European Commission approves TeliaSonera divestments
• Ultra wideband link breaks Intel record
• Sun offers Red Hat Linux on servers
• MCI settles fraud charges in US
• IBM rolls out first Rational products
• EMC reduces Clariion pricing
• Microsoft licenses Unix technology from SCO
• Dell launches ultraportable Centrino model
• MS users seek options
• EasyJet software case 'a complete nonsense'
• Server ratings irrelevant
• Covisint leads drive to move motor industry from EDI to XML
• Tameside protects online council services
• IBM users welcome flagship mainframe
• Chip flaw dents Intel's datacentre success
• Web hosting firm vows to kick out spam companies
• Power firms promise new IT to address electricity billing errors
• Former US Top Gun fighter pilots tell IT directors: 'the answers are found within'
• EU software patent law delayed by a month
• Worm hides behind Microsoft support message
• There will be no upturn before 2004
• Big IT projects must include e-crime measures
• Delays may blight health IT plans
• Strike talks continue at Bank of Ireland
• UK banks launch mobile services
• Users watch as Baan sale draws closer
• Auditors must split from suppliers
• SAP roll-out troubles cost BOC £5m
• SCO threatens to sue any company that uses Linux
• UK user bodies unite after claims of illegal foreign contractor influx
• Anti-fraud chip-and-pin trial finally launched
• W3C unveils tech patent policy
• Suppliers help users monitor configurations
• Global clinical trial registry goes live
• US government cracks down on internet fraud
• Netegrity and Tivoli expand ID reach
• Be prepared for terror, politicians warn
• Oracle hires top Morgan Stanley analyst
• Unisys prepares to launch 32-processor mainframe
• Stage set for EU showdown with Microsoft over discount licences
• IT directors can't spot next year's big thing
• Expertise management cuts costs and improves travel firm's service
• VAT-free IT courses for CW readers
• EU directive: disposing of old systems is user's job
• T-Mobile delays Microsoft phone launch
• Intel launches next-generation desktop and notebook processors
• i2 battles to boost customer loyalty
• IBM to ship DB2 integration software
• UN XML project gains Microsoft support
• Network Appliance to sell iSCSI array
• Piracy concerns bring down iTunes site
• Manufacturers team up to offer CDMA chips
• Prepare for high-speed Ethernet, says Cisco
• FTC sets up NetForce
• Intel makes first Russian investment
• Fizzer fizzes out, but security threat remains
• Dell reports 18% rise in revenue
• Sun in talks over US export control allegations
• IBM releases WebSphere Portal Collaboration Center
• Intel's CEO pushes for IT investment
• Job security over work/life balance
• E-government: islands of expertise
• CA posts losses for this financial year
• Project management tools to give you the edge
• iTunes downloads top two million
• Sendmail, HP and Intel develop Linux-based e-mail server
• US bill turns spammers into racketeers
• Microsoft will slash prices to beat Linux
• IT projects feel Sars impact
• Gartner predicts rise in Q2 PC shipments
• Gateway finances probed
• Microsoft judge demands compliance reports
• IBM buys Think Dynamics
• Capita to get access to Police National Computer
• General Motors migrates CAD system to EDS
• IBM hails 64-bit database for mainframes
• BEA reports Q1 growth in revenue and earnings
• HP's Centrino notebook comes with widescreen
• South Korea aims for 10 million digital homes by 2007
• HP sharpens blade PCs for launch
• SCO threatens all corporate Linux users
• OGC cuts broadband red tape
• SEC sues spammer for internet fraud
• Hitachi debuts fast, power-saving notebook drive



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