September 2001
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September 06, 2001
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Sep'01
IBM unveils its "fastest ever" Unix server
IBM has used its Web site to provide details of a new Unix server, touting the processors in the pSeries 660 6M1 as the company's... Continue Reading
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September 06, 2001
06
Sep'01
IBM unveils its "fastest ever" Unix server
IBM has used its Web site to provide details of a new Unix server, touting the processors in the pSeries 660 6M1 as the company's... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Multitasking chips could improve performance 30%
Intel has announced a new technology that allows a single processor to manage data as if it were two processors. The chip giant... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
HP merger to create confusion
Hewlett-Packard's planned $25bn (£17.2bn) acquisition of Compaq, the largest-ever IT merger, will only create confusion for... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Confidence in online finance soars as surfers overcome Net data fears
An increasing number of consumers are using Internet technologies for managing their finances, revealing a growing maturity in... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
The complex art of Web design
Professional products are no substitute for expertise when it comes to Web design, writes Nick Langley Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Linx sees Net traffic double
The London Internet Exchange (Linx) has increased its capacity to cope with a doubling of Internet traffic since last October... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
NHS Microsoft deal could be finalised in two weeks
The long-awaited £50m software deal between the NHS and Microsoft is imminent, according to Department of Health (DoH) officials. Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
The appliance of 'e'
When electrical retailer Powerhouse wanted to e-enable its supply chain, it decided to go for a home-grown solution - with help... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Software helps track burglars
Eight police forces across central England have joined up to use a state-of-the art facial recognition system in the hunt for... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Sendmail boosts capacity
Sendmail is claiming that the latest version of its open source Internet messaging server can support over two million users,... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
ISP outage flags need for watertight SLAs
Business customers of ISP Via Networks were left without service for periods of up to six days last week. Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
CCTV goes wireless to cut crime
A residents' association in Hull uses an IP-based system with moveable cameras to deter criminals Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Outsourcing is no licence to save money, DVLA learns
Companies often have unrealistic expectations of outsourcing deals because the wrong people are consulted when contracts are... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Listening is the key to outsourcing
Listening to clients is one of the toughest challenges for suppliers on major contracts, according to Hugh Morris, former global... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
You won't know you've been mugged until it is too late
So here's the picture. You are a large software supplier poring over your sales forecasts. Computer industry growth is pegged... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Visa pushes e-tailers to prove Internet security
Credit card companies are putting pressure on e-tailers to prove that their IT systems are secure as part of a drive to raise the... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Unisys slams user after marathon court battle
A 31-day High Court hearing, one of the longest and most costly IT disputes ever, has ended with Unisys criticising a former... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Get IT training sorted out
It is time to cut through the bureaucracy and red tape surrounding IT training and reconnect with those who want to develop their... Continue Reading
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September 05, 2001
05
Sep'01
Let computers make the decisions
Intel is working on ways to enable computers to anticipate user needs and act on their behalf - a move that could help companies... Continue Reading