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• JavaOne: Vendors debate Java vs .net
• Philips in $5bn component pact with Dell
• Galileo gets funding through to 2005
• Fujitsu ships LifeBook with Mobile Pentium 4
• JavaOne: Sun lends hand to open-source
• Merged HP/Compaq to launch within two months
• Gartner joins attack on Oracle licence charges
• Network Associates in SEC probe
• EU to approve Infineon chip plant bailout
• IBM readies Linux servers for telcos
• Ximian ships connector for Microsoft Exchange
• Realtime sharing arrives for Excel
• Identrus buys Digital Signature Trust
• Gateway squares up to Microsoft in court
• Microsoft sued over e-commerce patent
• Security: BT blunders again
• JavaOne: Mobile device makers temptJava developers
• Invensys hands IBM £700m outsourcing deal
• Telecom ministers approve .eu domain name plan
• Ejasent unveils billing tool for utilitycomputing
• Brix device monitors core network quality
• Protein biochip market poised to grow
• JavaOne: BEA gets partners for Workshop tools
• White House Web review opento abuse, claim critics
• Red Hat back in dock at Microsoft hearing
• Red Hat targets the enterprise
• France to test electronic voting
• MainControl adds touch of Magicto IT asset management
• Blue Titan muscles into Web services
• Napster to remain shut down
• McAfee fortifies desktop firewall with IDS
• JavaOne: Show yields multitude of tools
• JavaOne: Sun focuses on Java to clients
• Security boost for e-business
• Vodafone launches Euro GPRS roaming service
• Westcon scraps Landis deal
• ISS offers latest line of security products
• Startup claims video compressionbreakthrough
• Network Appliance focuses on data backup
• Getting certified pays dividends
• OASIS takes Web services standards to next level
• Sun takes over iPlanet as partnership ends
• New IBM chip to supercharge networks
• Symantec unveils 5-in-1 security appliance
• Sun targets SMEs with Qube upgrade
• Enterprise IM lags behind expectations
• IBM inspires Tivoli makeover
• Hackers breach VeriSign "parked" domain server
• HP-Compaq users expect post-mergerdisruption
• Euro enterprises warming up to Blackberry
• US computing grid to go online in December
• Oracle to open development centre in China
• ACLU calls for end to Net filtering in libraries
• JavaOne: Sun to bake Web servicesinto J2EE
• Jupiter: Digital devices ready for take-off
• The month in e-business
• Virus alert: Beware Bill Clinton worm
• Giga: IBM and BEA holds J2EE market
• CTIA round-up: Wireless officials look ahead
• Sun to target SMEs and education with C2000
• Microsoft terms 'severe and onerous'
• Security expert issues Outlook warning
• FBI hints at dismantling cyber arm
• CERT: Instant messaging is threat toyour corporate security
• Brainshare: Novell plots brightfuture for NetWare
• MS issues second bulletin on Windows vulnerability
• Windows deprived Linux of marketshare, Red Hat executive claims
• Giant bank deal boosts Microsoft Passport
• Oracle urges users to hand over application management
• M-commerce to be $25bn market by 2006
• Amazon's Marketplace comes to Europe
• CEBIT: Fewer people, butmore senior visitors
• Technology round-up
• Personal data unsafe on government training site
• Six steps to roll-out success
• Akamai content to deliver
• From nightclub manager to IT expert via the BCS
• Intel works at the atomic level to build smallest memory cell
• Keynote's new perspective gives Web site managers their own problems
• SQL Server gets a health check
• Hewlett-Packard reveals its Utopian vision of 'planetary scale computing'
• IBM pushes xSeries into the datacentre
• Ilog keeps pace with business process change
• AMD fights back with new chips
• EMC sends WideSky to developers
• Openwave and Verisign team up on mobile messaging
• Write-offs add to France Télécom's loss
• Apple raises iMac prices
• Microsoft releases beta for Visual J# .net
• Red Hat restructures after poor results
• EU states ordered to unbundle local loop
• Net2Phone and ADIR sue Cisco over VoIP
• Compaq shareholders approve acquisition
• Tories seek details of Capita London congestion contract
• Vodafone seeks m-payment standards
• £715m bill for Web site crashes
• Clients in limbo as Andersen awaits federal court action
• Gartner: firms waste £351bn each year on ill-conceived IT projects
• E-envoy says UK will overtake Germany on ADSL
• Firewalls stall Web services



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