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Project pushes C/C++ development on Linux
Commerce One 5.0 goes for sourcing market
Fujitsu and Toshiba report Q3 losses
Matsushita sues Samsung over DRAM
Cookies not safe in Netscape
Motorola and Nokia sue owners of Turkish carrier
Users cautious about new Oracle pricing
Sun launches Linux-flavoured iPlanet Application Server
Gateway follows job cuts with price cuts
Adobe launches dynamic imaging server software
Linuxworld: More services aimed at businesses
Tears as MyParty hits the Net
Global Crossing seeks Chapter 11 protection
New Apple G4 breaks the 1GHz barrier
IT chiefs look for slowdown solutions
LinuxWorld: Group plans carrier-grade Linux
Lotusphere: Lotus boosts support of Web services development
Unisphere combines ATM and IP in one box
Lotusphere: New Notes and Domino by September
Chartered sees light at end of semiconductor tunnel
Nortel unveils new metro optical Ethernet gear
HP unveils new Linux servers and support
Quest consolidates Oracle database tools
IBM distributors clear Unix server backlog
Staff resistance killed rival MemPlus bid
e-Skills makes headway in transforming IT image
Intel and HP back Mono project for open .net
AMD boosts speed of Athlon 4 for notebooks
Intel cuts prices by up to 18%
CERT publishes ICQ chat flaw advisory
Panasonic launches super-light laptop
US defence chiefs try to squash Galileo
EC to probe HP/Compaq merger
Oftel calls for end to up-front Net charges
Palm rolls out wireless i705
Compaq raises revenue estimates for 2002
Via chief predicts chips will bounce back
Cash crisis forces NTL to restructure
Microsoft rebuffed in complaint against AOL
Cisco to let phone developers tap into Unicode
Xandros prepares Linux desktop beta
DoCoMo eyes global I-mode and 3G business
UK air traffic control centre finally takes off
RIM promises voice-enabled PDA
Web services to dominate Lotusphere conference
Cheap mainframe to lure Linux users
Antitrust group to sue Microsoft and DOJ
Mobile and wireless products boost Sybase Q4
Energis meltdown worries for UK corporates
Gateway axes 2,250 staff
Eli Lilly settlement raises privacy stakes
Team effort to benefit mobile users
Companies team up to jump-start m-commerce
Socitm and Microsoft to discuss licensing
Panasonic extends Toughbook line
BT and Cisco tie up reseller SME deal
EMC cost cutting fails to bring profit
Gateway launches two budget systems
Nokia beats fourth quarter forecasts
US storage hardware market suffers slump
Push for XML puts bigger firms at risk
MPs denounce census Web site's 'total failure'
UK firms jeopardised by absence of e-signature law
Brands hurt on the Net
High-street shops quit interactive TV
Ocado takes technology route to online delivery
Brent sets CRM pace for councils
Cash to encourage women staff
WLan weakness exposed
NHS and BT strike £20m deal
IBM takes on Dell in Intel server market
Sanyo slims down circuits
Sun to ship Web services directory
Computastars
HP to cut costs with Bangalore back office
Nextel signs £164m outsourcing deal with EDS
Baan gives CRM a new spin with back-office links
Voice over IP bandwidth cut by 60%
Compaq forms e-procurement alliance for SMEs
SAP creates new subsidiary
Insurer adds e-dealing to wealth management system
IBM teams up with MatrixOne
Morgan Stanley axes staff
CSC could lose $1.1bn Enron deal
IT training industry in crisis after ILA closure
Training scheme failed to follow security safeguards
IT chiefs: 'ILA won't affect us'
Government Web site was a soft target
Novell unveils improved eDirectory
Manage the life of XML applications
Colleges could lose every IT lecturer within 20 years
Mercury launches online application tuner
SAP reports modest growth
Chordiant to launch Java-based CRM
Supply chain alliance targets overheads
Amazon reports first-ever profit
Giga slams Oracle security claims
Solaris 9 moves to final beta
Motorola posts quarterly loss
Lucent predicts profits in 2002
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