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• Slow uptake for Windows Server 2003
• IBM offers tool for biotech searching
• Macromedia links Flash apps to data
• IBM forms Deep Computing unit
• PeopleSoft cuts jobs and closes facility
• Open-source development lab names new CEO
• IBM releases desktop-priced ThinkPads
• Nokia buys Eizel Techologies
• Brittany Ferries offers online holiday service
• Amazon and eBay hit with privacy complaints
• SMEs profit from the web
• EDS wins Pentagon contract for survivable IT infrastructure
• Supply chain benefits drive retail web spend
• Laing joins with Intel to build new hotspots
• E-purchasing to save NHS £500,000 a year
• Gas firm banks on global content management
• Microsoft takes on Unix as new releases push into the datacentre
• Getronics sells HR business
• Microsoft patches Office 2000 registration bug
• Latest Windows XP patch can slow down PCs
• AMD to shake up 64-bit computing market
• PC manufacturers use 875P to increase front bus speeds
• Teradata's 64-bit move
• Netware users given Linux option
• Poor security deters e-consumers
• Merrill Lynch uses CRM to tailor service
• Swindon consolidates its websites
• Most intrusion detection IT fails
• Procter & Gamble's £2bn HP deal shows mega IT outsourcing is still tempting some
• ID tokens tighten up security for users of motor industry portal
• American Express plans enhanced online services
• Can HP sustain $3,000 a head outsource rate?
• Suppliers unite to prove value of IT spending
• AMD rolls out 64-bit server chip
• Ram boost for Palm PDAs
• Baan up for sale - costly migrations loom for UK users
• PeopleSoft targets mid-market with app suites
• HP wins Swedish govt deal
• Intel cuts processor prices
• Former Microsoft chief security officer leaving government cybersecurity job
• HP's IPaq to be unveiled in late May
• Microsoft works to squash Office 2000 bug
• Novell CEO retracts 'immature' Linux remark
• HP holds first-quarter lead in European PC market
• Intel resumes Pentium 4 shipments
• SuSE ships Opteron version of Linux
• Microsoft makes Windows licence concessions
• Unions warn of strikes if offshore deals hit UK jobs
• Kyocera tells dealers to differentiate
• Courier rolls out advanced tracking system
• SCO releases Linux server for Itanium
• Microsoft rebrands server software portfolio
• SAP outshines the competition
• Sun sees revenue down 10% in Q3
• RSA: Cybersecurity gets auditing boost
• Brighter Q1 results from data storage giant EMC
• Identity theft is key cybersecurity fear
• NHS IT list reveals scale of challenge
• Apple profits cut as unit sales fall
• BT faces new broadband investigation
• Yahoo's Koogle steps down from board
• Oracle sets its sights on BEA users
• Cisco to ship Wi-Fi mobile phone in June
• Split passwords will mean secure web services, says RSA
• NHS chooses information providers
• NHS saves staff time by pushing European computer driving licence qualification
• Yahoo introduces recruitment software
• Microsoft reports a solid Q3
• Mega-consortia make cut for NHS IT billions
• EMC acquires storage software firm Astrum
• Confidentiality : The key to fighting cybercrime?
• Microsoft settles Florida class suits
• Low flash memory demand dents Intel's profits
• AOL brings on the heavy guns in spam war
• Motorola continues turnaround with solid Q1 profit
• Security services served up at RSA show
• Cisco brings Gigabit and IPv6 to stackable switches
• UPS to deploy trimode wireless driver terminals
• Vigilance keeps Iraq war cyber attacks to minimum
• IMlogic adds security to IM Manager
• IT company chiefs challenge users on security
• Standards body to rule on BPEL4WS
• RSA: Suppliers to collaborate on physical security
• RSA: Management and encryption products unveiled
• RSA: US must stay vigilant after 9/11
• WorldCom name disappears overnight
• Novell CEO: We'll make 'immature' Linux robust
• Sars quarantine ending for HP workers
• Troubled Baan goes up for sale again
• Sun and Symantec build security appliance
• Are you ready for offshore outsourcing?
• Exchange 2003 gets new antispam, antivirus features
• Intel validates Pentium M for networking products
• Suppliers join forces to make data safer
• IBM posts income and revenue gains
• Computer Associates forms security standards group
• Telelogic enables global development
• Cisco and Hitachi add to storage lines
• Accenture enjoys growth, but is forced to cut jobs
• McAfee's SpamKiller goes on the hunt



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