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• Intel and Via settle patent cases
• IBM offerings target low end and midmarket
• Microsoft will not patch NT4 hole
• Microsoft's Ballmer fights Linux battle in Munich
• AOL seeks to offer streaming video IM services
• Yahoo! enhances search tool
• Borland and M7 enhance Java development
• Next Move: Finding part-time development work
• Gateway launches two rack servers amid corporate push
• Microsoft reveals portal features
• Nats unveils European IT strategy
• Unisys president touts latest servers
• Sun fleshes out N1 with storage system
• Hackers can tap alien intelligence screensaver
• NHS IT Doctor buy-in doubts
• IT managers adrift on a sea of uncertainty
• NAO slams KBR record
• Potential providers kept in the dark over regions
• College goes live on Windows 2003
• Banks face IT checks
• 64-bit computing Dell to cut 64-bit costs
• Revenue pays bidders to try for EDS contract
• Travel web services take open source route
• High flyer 'ruined' by bank error
• Health IT chiefs baulk at aggressive NHS deadlines
• IT women get to check pay parity
• Flexible working legislation: Are you ready?
• Adobe launches Acrobat version 6
• Cisco upgrades Catalyst 6500 switch line
• Computer Associates moves core products to Linux
• War and economic woes drag IT recruitment
• Benetton pushes back smart tags
• Windows 2003 'not smart enough' to be used as Unix datacentre replacement
• Sun launches fresh attack on low end of market
• Plug apps into business process, says IBM
• Red Hat touts CMS and portal apps
• Global exchange bank ran out of disc space
• Lifecycle management to increase profits by £13m
• IT spend will rebound even if war drags on, says IDC
• Security incidents soar by 84%, says report
• Commission checks websites' accessibility
• Patching gets thumbs down
• Council allows users to monitor network in bid to cut support cost
• PAC slams ministers over £97m training scandal
• IBM produces autonomic computing blueprint
• BMW makes major savings with e-learning
• Dell maps out its plans for growth
• SAP and Neusoft strike China deal
• IBM and Microsoft bring XQuery standard a step closer
• Sun lawyer faces grilling at Java appeal
• Old technology offers new answers in Columbia crash probe
• European mobile operators debate alliance to challenge Vodafone's dominance
• Latest Apache release fixes DOS vulnerability
• Sybase and PeopleSoft warn IT spending is weak
• IBM DB2 bugs take bank systems down for four days
• HP cuts prices on midrange Unix servers
• Most IT departments are unprepared to deal with viruses and cyberterror attacks
• BT to slash broadband prices and boost UK availability
• BAE Systems expects e-trading to save millions
• Korean Ram unfairly subsidised, says US
• WebSphere plug-in allows WebLogic deployment
• Colt Telecom offers Europe-wide Ethernet service
• FileNet acquires Shana for $8.5m
• Microsoft's CE .net 4.2 moves into VoIP
• Open source drives government online purchasing
• UK has lowest software piracy rate in Europe
• SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop slated for June
• Whitehall slams its IT suppliers
• Gateway to restate financial results
• Interwoven CEO resigns
• IBM builds Storage Tank for Cern
• Flamenco adding WS-Security to web package
• Half of all UK travel sites break the law, says OFT
• Dell and Oracle tout enterprise alliance
• Dell plans Linux on Itanium 2
• IBM taps Cognos to solidify BI direction
• SARS outbreak disrupts IT industry in Asia
• Sun dumps own-brand Linux for established suppliers
• MS Business Solutions preps basic application packages
• Users voice concern over Dell expansion
• Sprint to construct private internet for US govt
• IBM and IDBS form chemoinformatics alliance
• CA cuts jobs and creates services division
• SAS creates life sciences organisation
• Microsoft celebrates rubber-stamping of C#
• Accenture enhances BEA deployments
• Network Associates to buy IntruVert
• Judge dismisses Verizon's £240m Y2k lawsuit
• AOL lays off 420 customer call centre employees
• SAS pushes BI suite for the masses
• Linux will wipe Microsoft out of data centre, says Oracle chief
• Web Services Interoperability group tackles security issues
• PayPal cited in Patriot Act violation
• Microsoft unveils Office 2003 line-up
• Oracle lowers entry price for E-business suite
• UK hauls itself up e-readiness rankings
• Microsoft and HP bolsters Wi-Fi
• AOL faces further restatements
• Motorola claims memory chip breakthrough
• Oracle server bundle - free to some ISVs



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