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• New user lab set up by IBM, Microsoft and Intel
• Council IT departments challenged by Best Value
• Sabre reaches milestone in migration to new system
• AMD issues Q3 revenue warning
• Procter & Gamble delays decision on EDS contract
• UUNet backbone problems slow down Internet
• Philips unveils disc to replace memory cards
• EMC cuts 1,300 jobs after 'brutal' quarter
• National insurance number errors not taxpayers' fault
• Software tackles bank risk
• Telewest to extend use of iTV
• Police mobile data project will put more officers on the beat
• EDS wins £91m contract for NHS IP-based e-mail
• HP uses Compaq services to woo financial IT users
• UK firm to challenge Exchange
• Sony offers solution to recordable DVD incompatibility
• IBM packs more blades into server farms
• Cisco introduces WLAN with built-in intelligence
• Acer swivels in with Tablet PC
• Microsoft: Patch SQL flaw now
• Fujitsu offers new servers and faster chips
• SEC launches informal inquiry on EDS
• KPMG Consulting becomes BearingPoint
• Official questions EU data protection rules
• NetApp bridges the SAN/NAS gap
• RSA adds XML signatures to Web services
• Xerox to axe up to 400 North America staff
• Enterprise Guide 2.0 aims to simplify analytics
• IBM unveils small form-factor desktop PC
• IBM completes purchase of PwC Consulting
• Computer Weekly team climbs the Alps
• IT chiefs have no 3G plans
• Legal action on Pru's India deal may stall outsourcing
• Lotus is opening with v6
• Rail freight catches up by taking EDI on board
• Vodafone and Link sign ATM phone top-up deal
• Experts calm EDS shares fear
• Sony debuts Clie handhelds
• Dirig builds maps to manage Java applications
• Nordic bank to open payment interface to Microsoft and IBM
• Symantec unveils Security Event Management System
• BMC extends data management
• IBM introduces Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
• Caldera and MandrakeSoft gain Linux compliance certification
• Oracle and EMC open service centre
• Latest Athlon chips to ship late November
• IBM extends WebSphere for financial services
• NetIQ to purchase PentaSafe for $255m
• Bacs ready to begin bank trials of secure IP network
• Mitsubishi unveils IP mobile phone prototype
• Online tax fiasco will dent Blair's e-government plans
• BEA, Togethersoft partner for Java Web services
• Broadband advisory group to focus on business needs
• Apple offers deal on MS Office for the Mac
• HP sues EMC over storage patents
• Beware virus posing as Microsoft security patch
• Sweden rejects request for 3G roll-out delay
• Google bolsters search appliance
• Micro Focus extends Web services to mainframes
• Boots signs up IBM in £710m outsourcing deal
• Getronics sells US government services unit
• Customers could spur interim Windows XP version
• SAP appoints former Siebel executive as US head
• ViewSonic prepares to launch low-cost pocket PC
• Don't let Bugbear ruin your day
• E.piphany suite boosts Web services support
• Sun unveils low-end storage system
• Cap Gemini and Teradata create CRM platform
• AMD unveils latest Athlon chips
• IBM introduces high-performance hard drive
• KPN acquires KPNQwest link to the US
• Lotus finally rolls out Notes/Domino upgrade
• Web site defacements rise to all-time high in September
• Microsoft SMS 2003 beta enhances mobile support
• EMC offers cheaper file-level data storage
• HP's Orca plan calls for 8-way servers in 2003
• Troubled Nortel focuses on security innovation
• Red Hat roll outs Linux 8.0
• Vendors and security firms join forces to thrash out reporting policies
• SAP focuses on business process management
• StorageTek doubles storage transfer rate
• PeopleSoft helpdesk software unites HR and CRM
• EDS in line for major NHS communications contract
• Sun pencils in J2EE and J2ME updates for early 2003
• Amazon to tighten consumer data protection
• Windows XP gets Bluetooth support
• Hutchison targets UK users with 3G service launch
• Lotus, Microsoft and AOL back enterprise instant messaging
• MobilCom cuts jobs and halts 3G network construction
• Vodafone to unveil software product
• IBM unveils 'autonomic' Tivoli Risk Manager
• Nortel sets its sights even lower for revenue forecast
• Unisys unveils ClearPath server
• Marimba enhances server change software
• UN launches portal implementing SAP technology
• IBM bolsters WebSphere Host Integration
• HP to expand support for Linux
• RSA Security integrates ClearTrust into PeopleSoft 8
• Microsoft opens office of the future
• Nortel closes ex-CoreTek optical unit



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