September 2001
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Via ups the Intel ante
Via Technologies has hit back in its war with Intel by issuing the chip giant with lawsuits relating to patent infringement, fair... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Open source specialist Great Bridge closes
The open source database developer Great Bridge announced on 9 September that it would cease operations. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Senate passes export control bill
The US Senate has passed a bill that will revamp the way exports of computer equipment are controlled. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Lotus changes name to reflect IBM integration
IBM subsidiary Lotus Development is changing its name to Lotus Software Group as part of IBM's "ongoing integration" of Lotus,... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Lucent to auction £61m of gear online
Lucent Technologies plans to auction over £60m of telecommunications gear on id4Assets's Bid4Assets.com Web site. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
AOL eyes AT&T Broadband
A report in the Wall Street Journal has claimed that the cable TV divisions of AOL Time Warner and AT&T are preparing to merge. Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Intel sues Via over P4 chipsets
In a move that has been anticipated for months, Intel has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Via Technologies in the US.... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Intel sues Via over P4 chipsets
In a move that has been anticipated for months, Intel has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Via Technologies in the US.... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
California and New York go hard on Microsoft
Two state attorneys general have warned that they may press for harsher remedies to be imposed on Microsoft if they are not... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
PocketPC steals the DemoMobile show
Almost every company demonstrating products at the DemoMobile conference picked Compaq's iPaq handheld device and Microsoft's... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Fire hits Inland Revenue systems
The Inland Revenue failed to turn on a back-up for its online tax filing systems even though the service was offline for 36 hours... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Behind closed doors: The magic of unsourcing
Get your smoke and mirrors ready. It's time to find new ways to conjure costs away as pressure grows on IT budgets, argues one of... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
SAP takes on its CRM rivals
SAP is set to formally unveil mySAP CRM 3.0 offering, which the company describes as its first "mainstream release" in the CRM... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
Coming up at Networld+Interop
This week's Networld+Interop in Atlanta is expected to set the stage for the October launch of Windows XP and the delivery of the... Continue Reading
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September 10, 2001
10
Sep'01
New guidelines to help IT managers
The British Standards Institute (BSI) is to launch new guidelines to aid IT departments in their attempts to overcome... Continue Reading
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September 07, 2001
07
Sep'01
Trend Micro awarded Java anti-virus patent
The anti-virus vendor Trend Micro has been granted a patent on a system designed to fight viruses and other malicious code sent... Continue Reading
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September 07, 2001
07
Sep'01
EU delays vote on spam legislation
The European Parliament has failed to agree at its plenary session in Strasbourg on a position regarding whether or not to outlaw... Continue Reading
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September 07, 2001
07
Sep'01
Flaw found in Verizon Web site
Security experts have uncovered a flaw in a Web site operated by Verizon Wireless, which has the potential to expose details of... Continue Reading
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September 07, 2001
07
Sep'01
Intel lowers Q3 revenue expectations
Intel has released a statement saying that its third-quarter revenue is expected to be slightly down on earlier predictions. Continue Reading
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September 07, 2001
07
Sep'01
Dejima pulls menus from wireless apps
Dejima unveiled software on 6 September designed to bring the ease of use of personal digital assistants (PDAs) more in line with... Continue Reading