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Web Factory to be ported to Sun One architecture
DoubleClick discontinues Web tracking service
Sun ready to fight .net with Solaris
IT security incidents almost double
Palm releases Bluetooth software development kit
Enron CEO resigns from Compaq board
Judge blocks private settlement in Microsoft case
Norway indicts teenager for breaking DVD law
Microsoft asks court to close depositions
VoIP comes to market in numbers
Intel shows mobile Pentium 4-based notebook
Sony gives Vaio desktop a facelift
Donut virus set to poke holes in .net
BT readies VPNs for Concert encore
SuSE Linux shipment ban lifted
Analysts question compression breakthrough
Euro domain registries push ICANN for standards
Vodafone trials mobile payments
IBM axes direct sales in four European countries
Microsoft pledges to beef up security
Slow start for 64-bit Windows
Magic waves Web services wand
Accenture and Microsoft to develop in-car service
New year sets m-banking test
Small growth in IT spend presages recovery in 2003
Government turns to Logica for CPS deal
SMEs must accept euro or lose markets
Online vote plan despite glitches
Guinness manages global views
Chip wars heat up as rivals launch processors
Users take action over HP3000
Census site buckles under demand
Software makes £4m tax error
Linux at risk from new Trojan horse
Sun loses number one Unix spot
Q4 SAP licence sales to exceed €1bn
Chinese capital favours local software suppliers
McDonald's orders Web sites to go
Brokat close to shutdown
Back door found in suggested fix for AIM hole
Telecoms deal wins 40% saving
Build on existing work practices
Female ITers get top exam scores in 2001
CE .net puts Windows everywhere
Microsoft launches WinCE .net
Compression breakthrough puts Tbytes on the desktop
E-prescriptions would save lives
Early online upgrade for Oracle SMB
IT chiefs reject investment 'gap year'
PC Group seeks IR35 test cases
Retail giants make 2002 the year for m-business
The worst is over
Thieves damage supercomputer
Utility group cancels two multimillion-pound deals
VeriSign to buy wireless billing services vendor
Check Point expands OPSEC to assessments
Intel ups speed on Pentium III server chips
Big Blue outsources NetVista production
Size matters at Maxtor
ASP pioneer files for Chapter 11
Court halts SuSE Linux shipments
Government bids to boost IT security
Sharp to produce double-sided displays
Deloitte Consulting to push BEA software
Microsoft investigating alleged flaw in IE browser
Microsoft replaces head of services unit
Sun to drop Intel support in Solaris 9
Sony ends joint FED research project
HP customers fear for post merger support
IBM puts Sequent users on upgrade path
Gates puts Microsoft at heart of digital home
NetScreen offers new firewall/VPN boxes
“I” products boost Apple business
RedHat releases 64-bit Itanium version of Linux
WhiteCross delivers CNN Europe Web analysis
EFI files suit to enforce licence payments
Wires not included with next CE
VMware upgrades virtual server software
New iMacs launched at Macworld
Lucent brings back old hand as CEO
AOLTW to take $60bn charge
VeriSign adds .tv to its top-level domain holdings
IBM expands Web services tools
No delay for Microsoft antitrust remedy hearing
Intel and AMD unveil high speed chips
UK misses out on BSA amnesty
New iMac looks like a desk lamp
NextWave spectrum bidders ask for refund
Genient and vVault to offer mobile Web services
Ask Jeeves looks to Teoma for answers
Toshiba develops 30Gbyte rewritable optical disc
Boeing gets approval for Internet service on planes
XP users face glitch accessing AOL cable
New process heralds Intel 3GHz P4 chips
US university sues HP over patent infringement
Asda U-turn on home shopping
PC vendors ready 2.2GHz Pentium 4 systems
UK firms at risk from euro complacency
P2P software contained Trojan horse
US loosens computer export restrictions
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