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• Comdex: UnitedLinux ready to populate servers
• Comdex: Chips to drive next Internet boom
• HP: We will deliver better Web services management
• Comdex: Demise rumours fly at show
• Comdex: IBM offers glimpse of autonomic computing for PC or notebook
• Comdex: Sun aligns with Nextel
• Abbey National puts idle PCs to work
• Liberty Alliance updates Net identity specification
• Microsoft adds security service for novice end-users
• Court grants US government more snooping powers
• AMR predicts flat IT market next year
• Comdex: UK experts claim US trails in biometrics
• Named and shamed IT company hits out at BSA
• VeriSign unveils VIP programme for volume domain holders
• KPN starts another business with KPNQwest assets
• Mothercare costs soar
• Britvic gets field benefit
• Homestore suit accuses AOL Time Warner of misdeeds
• MmO2 reports strong first half
• Vodafone launches wireless service for business travellers
• Comdex: Cynics hold industry back, says HP's Fiorina
• Comdex: AMD readies 64-bit hardware and software
• Europe looks to ban online incitements to hatred
• Comdex: McNealy offers Sun's vision of integration
• Nokia and Matsushita to connect home devices
• Sun adds power to data centres
• .info domain name proves popular
• Sun and Checkpoint team to launch server appliance
• Dell unveils low-end NAS system
• Lindows offers affordable Linux OS
• T-Mobile and Vodafone move ahead on public WLAN
• Microsoft answers critics of Windows profits
• Comdex: .net Framework to fit in small devices
• Trend Micro adds Wi-Fi protection to PC-cillin
• Comdex: Intel unveils Xeon chips for low-end servers
• Comdex: Wi-Fi sets rules for handoff to faster networks
• IBM targets technical markets with workstation series
• Wang steps down at Computer Associates
• Seven of Japan's ISPs to roll out IP telephony services
• Adaytum rolls out performance planning platform
• Cray launches 52Tflops supercomputer
• Dataquest: Economy curbs PC recovery
• UK users: We pay for Microsoft's 85% profit on Windows
• Z-force links Nas devices
• Ericsson: mobile subscribers will double by 2007
• JD Edwards reshuffles management
• European Commission considers probe into Microsoft's role in mobile phone market
• Comdex: UnitedLinux products make debut
• P3P specification shows slow take-up
• EDS to sell ATM unit to Fiserv
• HP links OpenView with utility computing
• ERP rollout boosts US Navy intranet project
• Comdex: Gates unveils OneNote digital notes app
• Startup focuses on tracking data backups
• Microsoft makes 85% profit on Windows
• Toshiba to put 802.11a in notebooks by December
• Gateway reveals accounting probe
• IBM rolls out Web Services Toolkit for mobile devices
• Comdex highlights handhelds, Tablet PCs and wireless technology
• Dell boosts third-quarter revenue and net income
• Mobile phones to get USB connection
• IBM unveils Unix server for building clusters
• W3C promotes royalty-free Web services standards
• IDC: software and consulting will lead IT recovery
• Deutsche Telekom seeks partner for international unit
• Capellas signs on as WorldCom CEO
• Yahoo! delivers premium e-mail service
• 3G: MobilCom wins reprieve
• IBM details Application Enablement Program
• Secure quantum communications extended to 87km
• ServGate and Network Associates collaborate on antivirus appliance
• FTC initiative targets deceptive spam
• IT giants fight against rules on exec share options
• OracleWorld: HP stresses Linux backing
• 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
• Microsoft: Only upgrades can deliver security
• IBM Itanium 2 servers appear in massive NCSA cluster
• ITU chief: 3G auctions were heavy tax on telecom
• 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



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