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• Ellison: Users have bought too many databases
• Dataquest: Intel-based servers boost market
• Dell and Hewlett-Packard PCs tout latest Pentium chip
• Microsoft names director for US govt security arm
• IBM offers support for Sharp's Linux-based PDA
• IBM Itanium 2 servers appear in massive NCSA cluster
• ITU chief: 3G auctions were heavy tax on telecom
• Microsoft: Only upgrades can deliver security
• Beta version of Opera 7 for Windows released
• Linux NetworX to unveil Evolocity II
• ITers offer skills to communities
• Staff churn fell to 16% in 2001
• UK manufacturers cut spend on e-business
• Charity bank's anti-laundering software
• LSE revenue from IS tops £50m
• Chinook parents set to appeal to Europe
• Skills market shows no signs of picking up pace
• Revenue takes steps to avoid payment problems
• Travel smartcards incompatible
• Matalan outsources IT
• Councils spend £12.2m on SAP
• Contactless smartcards take off in the Far East
• City IT: E-shoppers look but don't buy
• Start-up to put LindowsOS on low-cost tablets
• City IT: Banking system is 'pants'
• Revenue staff want quality from winning IT supplier
• City IT: Managers must monitor risks from outsourcing
• City IT: Straight through processing needs flexible systems
• City IT: City will dump outsourcing in favour of cheaper, DIY IT
• Businesses urged to trust e-technology
• Prepare to run a tighter ship
• Intel launches 3GHz Pentium 4 processor
• IBM boosts notebook speeds and capacity
• Sterling aims to automate enterprise information flow with Integrator
• HP creates Procurve division
• Gordano suite secures instant messaging
• Belkin adds flavour to Bluetooth range
• IBM to host ISV apps in its datacentres
• OracleWorld: Oracle driving Linux convergence
• Hewlett-Packard launches two iPaq handhelds
• Nextphase unveils Tablet PC software for health professionals
• SAP unveils two more xApps
• Ballmer: Microsoft accepts industry responsibilities
• US government renews major WorldCom contract
• OracleWorld: No database upgrades until mid-2003
• Sun starts to lay off 4,400 workers
• IBM revamps NAS line
• Microsoft delays Windows server upgrade
• No contract but Co-op still sues ICL
• OracleWorld: Oracle boosts Collaboration Suite
• Government offers firms bigger stake in broadband
• NHS trust looks to e-procurement to bring about major financial savings
• Trusted computing locks in users, expert warns
• Microsoft readies IM for businesses
• HP ships automated storage management software
• OracleWorld: Oracle app server focuses on integration
• Cisco enhances IP voice-data convergence line
• OracleWorld: Michael Dell salutes Oracle partnership
• Cable & Wireless announces £800m restructuring
• Oracle joins Eclipse open-source initiative
• Flaws could spark fresh wave of Net attacks
• AltaVista revamps to lure users and advertisers
• Infineon integrates chips on commercial packaging
• Nationwide will use biometric technology to check signatures
• IDC: Global PDA shipments fall 6%
• Motorola deals expand Java apps for mobile phones
• Ericsson to launch Europe's first broad 3G services
• AOL Interactive Services head steps down
• Gateway to release PC with hyperthreading chip
• Intel confirms desktop chip price cuts
• Research In Motion cuts workforce by 10%
• US Supreme Court to rule on library Web filters
• World telecoms market set for 6% growth a year
• Ballmer showcases a 'responsible' Microsoft
• London system administrator faces extradition for hacking US military
• Three new domains may be added in 2003
• ViewSonic details Windows wireless display
• Hackers hit anti-virus vendor
• IBM adds app server to WebSphere Express line-up
• Vodafone reports 14% rise in first-half revenue
• Sharp unveils Linux-based Zaurus PDAs
• Intel plans debut of 3-GHz desktop PC chip
• Samsung and Microsoft design cheap Pocket PC PDAs
• Japanese ISPs plan IP telephony alliance
• AOL and VeriSign offer software to small businesses
• IBM arms Tivoli with biometric support
• Salesforce.com CRM offering goes wireless
• OracleWorld: HP to bundle Oracle's app server
• Oracleworld: Oracle offers hosted productivity apps
• WatchGuard enhances enterprise products
• Upshot adds Outlook integration
• Intel-based servers boast rise in shipments
• Symantec updates DeepSight service
• Oracleworld: Red Hat to use Oracle's cluster software
• Sun readies server software for N1 programme
• Deutsche Telekom may name CEO from own ranks
• SmarTone pulls out of narrowband Internet
• Capellas bids farewell to Hewlett-Packard
• IBM server targets Sun in midrange Unix market
• Sweden expels Russian diplomats in Ericsson spy case



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