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• Bondholders save Spanish service provider
• McAfee: Now image files face virus threat
• 10-Gigabit Ethernet standard ratified
• Sotheby's and eBay to launch auction site
• Intel to ship 2GHz Pentium 4-M
• Scientists hatch quantum-computer building blocks
• SAS boosts BI software for enterprise
• Startup uses searches to cut call centre costs
• AOL and Scient to move into business services
• Mirapoint tempts Openwave Post.Office users
• Thought for the day:Mummy knows best
• War threat casts shadow over Indian outsourcing
• Oracle patches two holes in 9i database
• IM given security and corporate features boost
• World Cup IT deadlines are non-negotiable
• KPNQwest won't dent faith in the Net
• E-envoy to end digital divide
• Crime unit will "drop cases"
• Secret project considers single address database
• Wanted: tsar to run NHS IT - six figure sum offered
• Virgin Trains signs £4.4m deal for new network
• Thomas Cook uses XML to stay ahead
• Plan now for the next ISP collapse
• Network meltdown looms
• MS/DoJ: Judge rules against Microsoft motion to dismiss
• Microsoft fixes four flaws, one critical
• TSMC breakthrough shrinks transistors tenfold
• Siebel CFO's outlook irks shareholders
• Microsoft patches flaw in MSN and Gopher
• Public services through a portal
• KPNQwest fallout fails to hit .gov
• Become an e-bank in eight weeks
• Companies struggle to find qualified workers in a "two-speed" IT economy
• Asda iTV shopping goes live
• Transco integrates pipe check
• CRM cuts costs for media giant Bertelsmann
• Hotels make smart move with loyalty card
• Web Standards Project aims to educate
• Industry leaders form Open Mobile Alliance
• PC sales estimates revised
• Online retailers expected to make a profit in 2002
• ICANN's efforts come under fire
• New monitoring tools for e-commerce sites unveiled
• Toyota closes e-business group
• Toshiba and Sotec announce support for Tablet PC
• Air traffic overload reports double at Swanwick centre
• DNA compression method increases network efficiency by up to 10 times
• Bundled long-range Lan solution
• Hackers could exploit new RIP data snooping powers
• GPS add-on for Pocket PCs offers business location-based services
• SMEs face skills shortage
• Deutsche Telekom must offer rivals flat rates for narrowband Net traffic
• Database delay could scupper Whitehall's e-voting timetable
• NHS plans UK's biggest IT project
• HP shows HP-UX for Itanium 2
• Quantum boosts tape drive performance
• Better test for gauging supercomputer performance
• IBM debuts integrated tools for middleware portfolio
• California's IT head resigns after Oracle controversy
• Network Appliance eyes SAS-based analytics
• KPNQwest network still hangs on
• BEA forms partnership with Mercator
• US cracks down on customer data leaks
• JD Edwards pushes modular ERP
• Baan rolls out product lifecycle suite
• Cisco makes desktop switches more secure
• Toshiba launches new Satellite laptops
• HP tempts users with HP-UX for Itanium 2
• KPNQwest shutdown threatens European Internet
• Engineering giant in £3bn IT overhaul
• New IBM servers go head-to-head with Dell
• HP & Fujitsu-Siemens ship first Athlon XP 2200+ PCs
• World Cup: NEC testing PDA voice translation system
• No plans to expand channel, promises Check Point
• IBM boosts Content Manager for application development
• President's cyber advisor outlines security plan
• People cause IT failures ACS chief says
• Novell set to acquire SilverStream Software
• JD Edwards to show new supply chain offerings
• IBM's nanotech punch-cards achieve terabit density
• Critical Move for enterprise workers
• Adonix adds Web access features to ERP suite
• Blue-chip firms caught running vulnerable DNS software
• Gartner: PDAs can damage your balance sheet
• Software piracy losses fell in 2001, BSA says
• Kazaa users unwittingly share private files
• IAnywhere upgrades e-mail access software
• Will KPNQwest network shut down tonight?
• VeriSign faces more legal action for deceptive marketing
• NEC pitches notebook at the great outdoors
• Intel revenue warning causes stock to slide 18.5%
• IBM unifies Eclipse tools
• Cluster users laud Dell's use of Intel-based servers
• Dell transforming into service company
• EU: Broadband key to e-government
• Hardware makers get their hands on Palm OS 5
• Firms must do more to protect data, survey says
• Sun moves to open up its portal software
• Wal-Mart leads charge for US supply chain standard
• Clusters give users supercomputer power



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