December 2001
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December 07, 2001
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VeriSign unveils tools to combat cybersquatting
Digital trust services vendor VeriSign has launched a suite of brand management services to help companies protect their brands... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Fujitsu ships dual memory chip for 3G phones
Fujitsu is shipping samples of a new memory chip, designed to power small mobile devices such as third-generation (3G) phones. Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
07
Dec'01
Sun attacks mainframes at Openworld
Sun Microsystems continued its attack against IBM's mainframe and server businesses at the Oracle Openworld event this week. Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Microsoft finds flaw in Outlook Web Access
Microsoft has warned that a flaw in the Outlook Web Access module in its Exchange 5.5 e-mail system could allow unauthorised... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Design change settles Intel/Via chip dispute
Via Technologies has chalked up another victory in its chipset patent infringement battle with Intel, but has been forced to... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
NHS finally signs off biggest-ever IT contract
The NHS has awarded its biggest-ever IT contract to a consortium led by McKesson, the world's largest IT healthcare company. Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
DSP: the future of hosted services
If you are familiar with DSP standing for digital signal processing, chances are you'll be a little confused by the world of... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
07
Dec'01
VoIP vendors accused of strong-arm tactics
A debate has been sparked within the VoIP vendor community over accusations from 3Com that other equipment makers are forcing... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
07
Dec'01
Microsoft chief spells out solutions-based approach
Microsoft last month launched a solution for intranets and a solution for supplier enablement, the first two in a planned series... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
07
Dec'01
Intel and AMD up Q4 forecasts
Chip manufacturer Intel has raised its revenue estimates for the fourth quarter to between US$6.7bn (£4.7bn) and $6.9bn (£4.8bn).... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Enron bankruptcy: Company paid out $55m in bonuses -- and other news
Enron paid $55m bonuses to key staff
More than 500 employees of fallen energy provider Enron were paid bonuses totalling $55m (£39m) just days before... Continue Reading -
December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Europe heads for spam war
European telecoms ministers have come to an agreement that unsolicited e-mail and SMS text messages should be prohibited under... Continue Reading
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December 07, 2001
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Dec'01
Sun gives cautious hint of sales upturn
Executives from Sun Microsystems sounded optimistic about hardware sales as they announced new developments in the company's... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
06
Dec'01
Business case must dominate
Talking to a representative group of IT directors the other day I quickly realised, yet again, the gap between the magic carpet... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
06
Dec'01
Playing for fast-changing stakes
A stakeholder is anyone who has any interest in or contact with the systems IT delivers, writes Julia Vowler. Once that just... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
06
Dec'01
Trust packages to deliver
Tailor-made software distracts managers from the business issues Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
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Dec'01
Companies trial multimedia handset technology
Orange and Logica have teamed up on a live trial of mobile multimedia services (MMS). Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
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Dec'01
Beyond the backlash, it's bright
It is time for policy-makers to move beyond the backlash brought on by the Internet's crazier days and appreciate how e-democracy... Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
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Dec'01
From dockyards to Web portals
The Clyde may have lost its traditional industrial presence, but the community spirit lives on online Continue Reading
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December 06, 2001
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Dec'01
Councils seek help after electoral register ruling
Local authorities are seeking extra cash from the Government to rework their electoral roll databases following a landmark court... Continue Reading